... bad been vice-presi- dent of the Socialist Sdciety at Birmingham, until June last. A public office ought never to have been held bv such a person. He hadl further declared, upon giving up his office among the Socialists, that he did so I' with regret, ...

... (C of the Socialists. He did tot come before that inet- If lug as a member of the Socialist body; what his II opinions were would most likely be shown at that al meeting; but it was enough to state at present that (I he was not a Socialist.t He then read ...

... time; that the charge of the National Debt had inereased, &c. He then indulged in a violent tirade against Chartists and Socialists, but observed, as Lord PALMERSTON was not now in a situation to hear him, he would not enter into foreign policy. S This ...

... Morel aa World, of the 30th Nov. 18399, lie Ithe Bishop of C Exeter) found it staled in ain account of the foundation ef a Socialist Society, that Mr. Owen and Mr. Pare m were prevented attending; and alsa that at the con- au elusion of an address ait a ...

... order of the Commnons; and many petitions praying for pardon to FiroSr, JONEns, and WILLIAMS; and for an inquiry into the Socialist. doctrine. The Bishop of ExLTER moved for an Address to the Queen against the tenets of Socialsm; and, in an elaborate speech ...

... traots-and stop the tongues of the Socialists 7 o, no t Ile has done more for them in one short eriod than they could have accomplished in centuries tor themselves; andl, more grateful thanthe Right Reverend Prelate, the Socialists have decided Upon pr seutingg ...

... the nmnber of sixteenk millions fie hundred thousand and odd! What con tile Bishop of Exeter complain ofl This beats the Socialists Ihollowr. Ial'OaTANT I10 lME3n1ZS ANtD SvllltTAlESi (w TRAIUI, SOCIAL, FOlJlTiCAt, AN't) 1FNlEFIT eCllTiF. -The London ...

... refusing to tl pav the Poors' Rate for the Hall of Science, in Rock- ingham-street, a building which is occupied by the tl Socialists. Mr. Palfreymau appeared on behalfo il -Kr. Ironside. After the infornmation had been laid ulpon the Bonch, Mr. Palfrevvmass ...

... Journal des Debats gives the history of Mr. Owen's adventures and doctrines, and the use that the Tories are making of the Socialists. It quotes the remarks of the Quarterly Review on the presentation of Mr. Owen to the Queen, and observes, The Tories ...

... of her M - kissing very affectionately the Pontifical toe. Motto- - $ 01 Rome, my country V-Byron. A deputation from the Socialists. Banner-repre- senting man aie woman in their social state. Motto- Lovy, free as air, at sight of human ties, Spreads his ...

... Lovooe 0 another, %which was made to bear ripen irt the Diliaop of Exeter's conduct towards his fellow- ay ercatures, the Socialists. The lecturer also repudi-. ed ated thle calumny cast upon their body, viz., that 0thydid not believe in the existence o ...

... his constituents sent Win to recommend the re-or- ganization ofe'th people of England,and ijhey tbought -4bic plan of the Socialists was thev best. 'Thea3jornty ;-f fhem were decldedly aierse to 'agtatini,, petition. alnd eemionstratlons. I'If they 'were ...