... CHARLES MATHEWS, in order to give a title to his Lady—on Mr. ROBERT OwEN, because he was my father's friend, and is a Socialist—on Mr. ANDERSON, the Wizard of the North, for his talent in playing tricks on a velvet cushion. SAM CRAWLEY says he is quite ...

... wished to make any defence to the cliaree, the male prisoner, in a loud tone and with pompous action, said that he was a Socialist, and that in all his transactions he had been actuated by principles the iterfect rectitude of which would, he felt satisfied ...

... let him vote without prejudice. Mr. Termfee. I don't think he can, for he's an ignorant fellow, who reads Radical and Socialist papers. The Court. Does he; then he shan't vote at all. Thomas-- Mr. Termfee. But if he will read the AGE and ARG US for ...

... suffering. p r i. n c ross - examination by Mr. Pelham, who attended for the ire'', the witness said he was employed at the Socialists'-hall, 'gh-street, Whit ec h ape l , to sweep ou t th e pl a ce a nd carry placards m a denied baying been taken up for ...

... October 1.842. We invite the special attention of our readers to the following fact, stated in the Glasgow courier:— The Socialists in that city had stuck up a blasphemous placard announcing that on a certain evening a discussion would be held on the following ...

... materies of murder became manifest to the humblest capacities, even of pot-boys, in England. Then it was that the blessed Socialists, Chartists, et hi genus (mane, who always spoke daggers, thought they might have a shy at using them. An imbecile and q ...

... Unionist—an ex-delegate of the Chartist Convention—and even now a Trustee of the Convention Funds. H. Smith—Whig-Radical and a Socialist. Joshua Scholefield, M.P.—a Political Unionist. W. Scholetield (Mayor)—a ditto. C. C. Scholefield—a Councillor of the Political ...

... developes ! How the Man Of the loN%ig Frankenstein has cow'd—defied His suicidal maker! How the herd Of Torchists, Papists, Socialists, combine To strike a mortal blow at Britain's Shrine— To Papacize the Brunswick's Throne, and beard The Chivalry Conservative ...

... The Jack of Clubs; Lord Listowel, as The Cad to a Broken-down Pimlico Bus; Mr. Sheil, as Sam Weller ; Lord Brougham, as A Socialist; Prince Albert, as a Loyal Repealer ; Lord A. Paget, as A Necessary Man; Sir James Clarke, as Snake; and Baron Stockmar, ...

... and at something of a high figure. Already the prospectus of the new community has been launched into the bosom of the Socialist ocean. It invites all mankind in general, without distinction, reservation, or exception, to betake themselves to the Ph ...

... more Melburnorum, that all religions are alike—that an Established Church is a nuisance—that the Papist, Jumper, and Socialist, should receive equal favour, support, and respect, at the hands of the Law, of the Court, and of the Country, as the poor ...

... diabolical? People of all parties, in place or out of place, Whig, Tory, Radical, Chartist, Churchman, Dissenter, Papist, Socialist every body, in short, is equally interested in the prosperity of the harvestbut faction so blinds or distorts the vision ...