... Tite atitisi was pat from [tie chltor, and neralivod. The Courtcil ad-ire at Solf-posit LN. O'clock. l'1lt, OWEaYr, THlE SOCIALIST !-ItI an address pt forth by Str. O,,,n on Wedne,day, the ?? iotlantt, to the utencirleyeii otieratvims of Leeds, end circulated ...

... On the second night of Mr. Brindley'a Lectures in the Music Hall, the fallowing fr.oli.-th question was piit to me by » Socialist. That ho and all hia brethren may ace that a child, educated in a Biblo Sabbath School, In the wild county of Tippcrary, ...

... replied), - ' ri-tSn Doctrine Society (Mr. \ acUou lodged the eo,„pl, nt), Esq., M.I . (Mi. l.onias OTfapf* sl , ,„ The Socialists are most industriously spreading the ..son their doctrines throughout Liverpoel, Wrintngmun, Sheffield, and other large ...

... wide, that the other day he actually fell down bis own throat. The Socialists say that man receives his feelings and conviction* independent his will. Query—How often do these Socialists argue against their own feelings and convictions.—C. C. You will ...

... acid, no doitit the ceaise of death, The mind of the densod had latterly soomed to be merich unsettled by tilr reading of Socialist purblications, which loe bad pro- cured without Mr. Parko's kirowlroigo, and appeareo to have studied Yith ?? attention. ...

... tha bible. It must not be assumed that society incurs uotisk froai the propagation ofthe disgusting doctrines of the Socialists; it cannot be denied that the pestilence is spreading; the printing press Is only one of the machines at work to extend ...

... aii/olute wisdom to hieeself-(t laugh). lle now ' i t to another toeic of greet lospnrt,au,-tLe introduc- L l e on at of tie socialist Owen-(cheers). Weo was ? Som e tim ago l g • ' e he no doubt, h ear d o f hi s f an- . • , ec %agate in Scctlaed-endea ...

... id tempted to shuffle out of the charge a other proof of Whig feeling aud princip found in tbe introduction of Mr. iy Socialist, to the Queen—yes, Owen * a * J Lord Melbourne, a man who had written he asserted Jthat tbe three great P happiness were ...

... Birmingham, and our other large towns, amongst which Chartism has never taken root? Does Mr. Faithfull know that a Catholic Socialist is a phenomenon that has not yet been seen ? No, —we fear that it is in the Protestant flock, that the plague-spot of Socialism ...

... assemble in a church, stand u pon the seats, shout, hiss, bout, bellow, and above all, Here the the most furious orator. or Socialist is in his glory. From such a scene the quiet and sensible man of worth and property retires, hope- less of being heard or ...

... done ? We thank G. t'-r the trouhle he taken relative to the dis- graceful coalition between the Whigs, chartists, and Socialists on Tiiursdiiy week, but he covers too much ground. NOTICE. — Owing to the non-arrival of our Xetcs Stamps in due course ...

... death. may, without impropriety, remark, that the mind of the deceased had latterly seemed he much unsettled the reading of Socialist gublicatione, which had procured without Mr. Parke’s knowledge, and appeared to have studied with much attention. The deceased ...