... from [• remarks made on this subject, seem to be decisive of the question : - In numberless towns throughout the kingdom, Socialists hay c their halls of science ! and Chartists their club-rooms, which d music is the chief attraction held forth to allure ...

... a young man scarcely 22 years of age; he only wants a few instructions from an able drawing master to perfect him. The Socialists.—The body of these worthies established Queenwood, near Broughton, Hants, appear to be curtailing their farm establishment; ...

... class having its own peculiar interests. I find landlords and tenants, commercial men and agriculturists—Whigs and Tories, Socialists, Chartists, Radicals : which of these sections am I to consider as the people Their interests arc at variance, their principles ...

... Cambria will soon be one of the most flourishing Societies of this nature in South Wales. The Socialists Ousted.—The building lately occupied the Socialists, in St. George's Place, Cheltenham, has been taken possession of by the Church of England Working ...

... addition of three lions, presented by Sir Thomas Reade, consul at Tunis. Socialism.—The following report, taken from the Anti-Socialist Circular, will be read with much interest, shows socialism to be rapidly on the decline :— The New Moral World, of June ...

... practically adopting the maxim that all faiths were alike —and in their shameless introduction of the leader of the filthy Socialists to the Queen and Court. What rightthinking person then will deny that the dismissal of these men was great deliverance ...

... the Socinian and the sceptic, and the vile taunts and insults of a wretched, a lawless, and an irreligious Chartist and Socialist rabble, who would strike alike at the altar and the throne. have endeavoured to convince you, that by these very trials the ...

... wrong, the well-disposed and the opulent will be just much exposed to violence, as if they lived under the morality of the socialist, or the equal property rule of the chartist. The great bulk of the ironmasters of Staffordshire, have ompletely .set their ...

... gaol, the bar, and the hulks What a serious obstacle to the progress of just principle politics and morals do the endless socialist, chartist and infidel publications, with which the country is dark ened, present! The detection of the falsehoods of those ...

... rmt enquiries were made as lnembers of the deputation; when, ti: disci?i ered that the and front of S ; a nd es O'Connor, Socialist philo- editors of Mr. Owen's New Moral iS aS C v reated much mirth in the some f urther particulars Ulronidc i eerily ...

... and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment and one hundred pounds fine. Friday's London Gazette contains notice that a Socialists' place of meeting town has been licensed for making marriages 1 PRICE OF STOCKS. j Tu. Wed]Tk.\Fri. SatJMon Bank Stock f ...

... abbreviation of the hours of factory labour, and honoured with an interview with Sir Robert Peel and other Ministers, are Socialists, reminds one of the character of cunning Isaac. He fancied that he was much deeper than any body else, yet it turned out ...