... against the Government plan of edueaion, and in favor of a penny postage, were presented. The Socialists. Mr Attwood presented a petition from the Socialists of Birmingham, in the Universal Community Society of National Religionists. ; they thought they ...

... The Socialists.—Mr. Owen presented address to the Queen, at the levee, on Wednesday, from the Congress uf the Delegates of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists, soliciting the Government to appoint parties to investigate measures which ...

... Tompsett, of Piddinghoe, near Lewes, Sussex, were killed by lightning on Tuesday night the 18tb, in a fold on his farm. The Socialists.— At the Queen's Drawing Room, on Wednesday, Robert Owen, Esq. presented an Address to her Majesty from the Congress of ...

... they did to other matters of an immoral tendency, if they wished to be consistent they must give them up. MR. FORTH was a Socialist, a Chartist, and an Oddfellow, he wanted that Socialism which would unite man and wife, blend families, and cement society ...

... assailed, and when Bible Society and Protestant meetings are disturbed and dispersed by mobs of papists, chartists, and socialists. The power and value of our church establishment will now no longer be questioned either by friend or foe.— Mei-sing Herald ...

... Giles, of Leeds, in his admirable lecture on the irrationality and ab- surdity of Socialism, remark that “the Socialist,” (and if the Socialist, how much more the founder of Socialism ') “is a self-convicted infidel; not only an infidel, but a liber- tine; ...

... of Educa- S tion propounded by the men who have lately presented to her notice, amongst other discreditable things, the y Socialist, ROBERT Owxx, or whether she in this o instance is simply the unthinking organ of Lord e MELIBOUJRNE, is a question which' ...

... stomach's make, and thine often infirmities; are we in this day so enlightened as to prevent the Mine? A third said be was a socialist, a chartist, and an oddfellow, as to socialism he wanted that which would unite man and wife, and that he believed would ...

... were asked, and pleas enforced, as would lead any think- be more do'ng; such as to establish api ice.— I ing or rersonable Socialist, should any have been present, Q, ie lot of the new clip has been sold to-day. but I to abandon his destructive ways and ...

... is situated, was filled with idle people, anxious to witness the egress of the Chartists, many of whom were known to be Socialists, and to have been quite unaccustomed to attend public worship. Tbe respectable inhabitants [the Churchmen ?] were in great ...

... 60 inches ; and what is worthy of remark, that alio occurred in the last week of uly.—lllancheiter paper. SuciaLtsso.—The Socialists of Manci.eArr had a grand demonstration on Monday afternoon, when the founclationatom of • new building, to be called The ...

... Chartist, has been condemned for assassination. Owenism. — On Monday last, many of the disciples of Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist, were engaged in witnessing the laying the foundation stone of a bnilding designated by party Hall oj Science, Campfield ...