... Our spirited manager, minion to eater for the amusement of the public, bas engaged that justly celebrated socialist, Mrs. Way lett. Her exec-awe of the ballad style of surging is truly exquisite: indeed her rents are too well established to require comment ...

... and the reme , 4 : although the ideas of tuit:onal and social economy propounded by the desp.sed class of liationalists---Socialists---Owenites. are looked upon by many calculated to subvert all social order: still. the prejudices on this head are fewer ...

... dinner was got up by the landlady of the dough Inn, Mrs. W. Henson, in superior manner. Tuesday evening, a deputation of the Socialists held meeting m the Old Assembly Room, Ceorgevard. Loughborough. A Mr. Fleming explained their views to an attentive audience ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... been received at the Public on (be suby og, Dr. and Mr. Alston aod by their remonstrance the people etly to disperse. No Socialist service was have elapse would neve ~~ with the recollection 0 of the events of and threats, ssid to have been made J many ...

... purpose of protesting against the sentiumets pat forth by Mr. Bradshaw. The Caaterbury Radicals, Papists, Chartists, and Socialists, were determined to sheer to the Queen of Great Britain that however unpalatable her Majesty's course of eoedect might be ...

... coarse the Tories are pursuing, is :Waled to produce revolution than the caulks' force of all the Radicals, !Papists, sod Socialists, whom he appears so dived such alarm. The Tories are madly shaking dims of the Constitution, but thank God they of that ...

... The proceedings of the meeting had nearly closed, and the suhsc-iplion had commenced, when Geo. White, a Chartist and a Socialist, rose to propose that the Report the Committee of the Unemployed Poor should be read to the mooring before it separ.ued. ...

... injurious opinion*. right rev. prelate cutcicci into a lengthened statement of the nious ami principles advocated by the socialists, and prayed that some steps would be taken by that house or her Majesty’s government to prevent their spread throughout ...

... him to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying fur the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The Bishop of Es stew then proceeded to express his surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted, and thought that the ...