... LICENSING OP SOCIALIST DANCING ROOMS. We mentioned three weeks ago that one of our Huddersfleld Correspondents, in announcing the fact that the Socialist* of that town had registered their Hall of Science as a place of Assembly for the Religious ...

... of Boston. ja» heen playing with the greatest success in New 'ork and Boston, and proceeds throughout the Provinces. .THE SOCIALIST MILLENIUM.—The New ;' commenced oil the Ist of January—a beginning which, declared, yet be auspicious the Hegira the ...

... intermingled with cries of Go on, which were invariably drowned with cries of We'll not hear him. Mr. Southwell, a Socialist lecturer from London, stepped forward, and requested as stranger a hearing; he was, however, obliged to sit down amidst the ...

... THE IMAIOII IAhIXX OP THB SOPL. B» Sir John Davits. I.VSCRIIUD TO THE SOCIALISTS. O ignorant, poor man, what dost thou bear Lock'd within the casket of thy breast ? What jewels, and what riches bast thou there ? What heavenly treasure in so weak a chest ...

... Instant, Is enter upon THE DISCUSSION with Mr. Owen, but found, to my Surprise, the whole of the ArrangeiaenU made by the Socialists, and in direst Violation ef the Original Agreement, which was, that Mr. Owen would REPLY TO MY CHARGES. According to the ...

... ; rebellion has dared to rear its head in a part of tbe country heretofore remarkable for peace and order ; the Infidel Socialist stalks through the land disseminating moral plagues; and the Sovereign U in the hands of adverse factions, united only in ...

... monster-mother, it is said, to receive the weekly pay one shilling the price for her little offspring Xenagh Guardian. THE SOCIALIST SUSPECTED OF MURDERING HIS CHlLD. —Joseph Knight, who has been conlined for several weeks, suspicion of murdering his infant ...

... Brindley was throughout vociferously cheered by the audience. In the placard put forth by Mr. Brindley, be '■ challenged any Socialist or accredited agent of Socialism to ; discussion ; but, at the first lecture no one attempted to : come forwards to refute ...

... been engaged for the purpose, and, according to the placards, he offers to defend Christianity against the best man the Socialists can produce; each party occupy a quarter of an hour alternately in discussion, after each lecture. are sorry that a larger ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...