... The above circular, when taken as an average specimen of whig legislation, and of the uniform manner in which our radical-socialist Ministry have been in the habit of keeping faith with the public, does not, perhaps, call for any particular observation ...

... 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 ...

... professed a belief in what was advanced, and the socialist flattered himself that he had gained a convert: Musing for an instant, be, with great gravity, seized a glass of ale, and dashed its contents in the socialist's face, who after recovering from the excitement ...

... character, although with little pretension beyond an immoderate degree of assurance. He has been a leading character among the socialists, and always showed a desire to beconle a public character. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence of ...

... be done. They sho u ld no t fall into the mistake of holding their opponents in contempt. The country Was swarming with socialists, wilo held all religion to be priestcraft, and derogatory to the dignity of freedom—with chartists, who would make havock ...

... lands, he could not shut his. eyes to the unnatural alliance which existed (through the Ministry) between the Crown, the socialist, the radical, and the chartist—(hear, hear). He could not feel confidence in a Ministry who manifested the utmost disregard ...

... shouting for the severance of the first gem of the sea from the QUEEN'S crown, to the PREMIER'S honoured friend, the socialist ROBERT OWEN, directing his triple galvanic battery against marriage, property, and the BIBLE. However the affairs of England ...

... break like ropes of sand,—the loud-tongued, visionary chartist declaim to empty benches,—and the beer-shop lack its sotting socialists, its tippling politicians. The influence of the rich upon the poor, of the educated man of ancient family on the studious ...

... Mr. Galloway, the eulogist of Paine, as sheriff. The Mansion House would then have been the very home of the chartist, socialist, and O'Connellite parties; and with the kind support of Robert Owen's friend at court (Lord Melbourne), the year was to have ...

... Sarah, relict of the late Major Haddon Smith, C. It. It. DOWNFALL OF THE SOCIALISTS OF LEEDS.—A placard with this head, on the walls of Leeds announces the last meeting of Socialists to be held in the Music Saloon, South Parade, of which elegant building ...

... Sir HARRY VANE and the fifth monarchy-men with the anti-social designs of those who so ludicrously assume the title of Socialists. His excellency, however, perceives that in most cases in which any complaints• have been substantiated, the offenders ...

... presented a petition from Glasgow, in favour of annual parliaments and universal suffrage, presented three petitions from the socialists of Glasgow, Reading, . and Northampton, praying an inquiry into their principles, and complaining that they had been grossly ...