... are not calculated .for the meridian the unwashed understanding, and such is the perversity of human nature (spite of the Socialists) that for ought I know, if the secrets of the prison-house were generally known, these obstinate people might call this ...

... alleged discovery, though we know not that any society formed its principles has long continued to exist. Some lime ago socialist lectured this subject to numerous auditory at Doncaster, and concluded by expressing ins readiness hear any thing' that might ...

... whilst others maintained tbat the Owenites alias Socialists, were nothing bat spies employed by the Whigs. The Radicals have had several meetings since in tbeir various districts, principally against tbe Socialist and Abraham Ward's knife ?? a Correspondent ...

... Was as ferocious as his principles were false, ever advanced more unblushing atheism, infidelity, and hrutalism, than the Socialist lecturer that evening, while common councilman occupied the chair. hat must have been the feeling a British audience at hearing ...

... taken, will, we doubt not, be nobly exerted in a case so appalling this. Having read much of the new party styling them- Socialists, took the first number of the Social Gazette with unusu-.l interest, and looked over the greater part of its contents without ...

... exists at the Commer. cial Rooms, atthe upper-end of the Market-piace, by a party of warehouse boys, who call themselves “ Socialists,” delivering lectures on infidelity, and sing- ing their “social hymns” particularly on jthe Sabbath. Surely the Magistracy ...

... by some of tbe Chartists insisting that the realization of their objects was essentially necessary to the s lccess of the Socialists. Mr. F. endeavoured to .bow that the assertion was a fallacy, but tbe Chartists being by no means satisfied with bis explanation ...

... good, but the paper thicker than that on which the Bank of England notes are printed Shrewsbury Chronicle. Robert Owen the Socialist, and Dr. ofOxfortL— Man compound being,'' says Robert Owen, compelled his and by external circumstances, receive his feelings ...

... enjoyments. Tbe moral and physical powers act and react for the reciprocal developement of both. The co-operative scheme of the Socialists hears the closest resemblance to this peaceful aud prosperous state. To them, therefore, the picture here sketched will ...

... majority of which were in favour of a uniform system of penny postage. Mr. LISTKR presented s petition from the Bradford Socialist*!, prayiug tbat Mr. Owen might be beard before fc Committee respecting bis plaus. The order of the day for the boose to resolve ...

... Hill, Esq. Q. Coroner, Dr. Birt Davies; Clerk of the Peace, Mr. George Edmonds.—Coventry Herald. The Socialists -'The General Congress the Socialists is now silting in Bloonifielri Rooms, great Charles-street, Birmingham. They assembled on Friday last ...

... Irving, and Sontheote-of the disciples of Dens (fiesh from the delicate theology of M aynooth), and Robert Owen and the Socialists-of Carlile andi Taylor-such a general shaking off ol0( scriptural observances antdl in- ti, I structions, and such all endless ...