... cordially to co-operate with the enemies of the bread tax for its entire abolition. On Monday, Mr. Acland was opposed by the Socialist Missionary, in the Amphitheatre at Leicester, who, at the conclusion of Mr. A.'g lecture on the following evening, came forward ...

... whether covetousness be less odious to pod than sensuality, and, therefore, whether, if it he a hateful proposal of the Socialist, that children should be separated from their parents, and brought up by strangers in the social style, it is less hateful ...

... it through during the current session, he did not intend to proceed with it. Legal proceedings taken against the filthy Socialist lee*> turcrs at Manchester. 7th. — The murderer Courvoisier's final confession of guilt. In the House of Commons Mr. Easthope ...

... lectures will best elucidate their success, and the empty boastings of the orator. On the first evening, after the lecture, a Socialist, a Mr. Knight, pre- sented himself, and entered upon a variety of abstractions whieh very much puzzled the Professor of free ...

... , a Sunday Radical newspaper. Give him these three, e can turn men into fiends. Britons into Chartists, Christians into Socialists, Paradise itself into Pandemonium.—O^orrf Herald. , , , , , , A Christmas Riddle.—Every body has beard, when a man is not ...

... pox. The population amininted to 33,540,910, agreeably to the most recent census. MR. OwEN.—On Monday Robert Owen, the socialist, entered, the Commercial Rooms, but was alniost as soon again shown to the door and bowed out, his exit being accoinptinied ...

... to me to be at all necessary to make the poor become worse servants or workmen, or causes them to become Char- tists or Socialists, or anything else of the kind. On the contrary I think we should be great gainers both in society and in our domestic affairs ...

... not ; for bad as things are, but for those efforts they would have been infinitely worse. Where there is one Chartist and Socialist now, there would have been tens or twenties, if not hundreds. Indeed, in some respects it must be admitted, that a manifest ...

... killod is six; but sense nrc still ins a darigerenis state. Mbo . Rt ousa Owao.-Orr Monday morning Mr. Robert Omen, the socialist, entered tbre Corelmerrial Roeors, but was almost as soon agait n strew to the door and boved out, ris exit eioing aleemranied ...

... become almost as things unknown. The Chartists have con.fined their energies to the putting down of public meetings. Even the Socialists have become silent, and suffered themselves to be eclipsed by the latterday saints—even by the children of Mormon. All the ...

... but not seconded that the out-pensioners should also have roast beef and plum pudding at the same time. BRISTUL.—Owen, the Socialist has been deliloring a series of lectures here; but we are happy to say, his reception hats been a complete disappointment ...

... cordially to co-operate with the of the bread tax for its entire abolition. On klond•y last, Mr. Arland was oppowil by the Socialist Missionary, in Amphitheatre at Leicester . who, at the croclustoo of Mr. A. lecture on the folluwicg eventng, came forward ...