... A SECOND LETTER FROM HAMPSHIRE, ee SELECT POET RY. Having spoken of the upbreaking of the Socialists at Hare | dared, t mony Hall in the letter. miy mention that some of | defiance. them have taken a new lease o LOVE ON THE OCEAN. f one of the He is a ...

... that this bill might be passed without any farther delay. The Bishop of Exeter having presented some petitions against the Socialists, begged to ask the noble marquis the Secretary of State for the Home Department who was the Registrar of Biths, Deaths, ...

... Parliaments, and for che abolition of a property qualification. Fhe aad lord, also presented petitions fram several bodies of Socialist & Chartists, complaining that theirtencts had Leen misrepresented. lis deprecated ference with those persons, as well as ...

... Negi Odilion Barrot =. - 113,675 Th. Bac, Socialist « * - 2,250 Ceneral Cavaiguac * - 11905 Considérant, Sovialist =. 111,201 » 210,690 Ratier, Sergeant, Socialist ~ 310,42 Coquerel . 10,450 Pie-re Leroux, Socialist - 110,197 Peupin 3 - 100,560 Garuen . - ...

... President of the Republic. [is election for Paris is ominous of another change, as it has been accomplished by Communists, Socialists, Terrorists, and some Red ‘The colleagues of the Prince are some of the most decided opponents of the Govern- ment, M. Raspail ...

... y be socialists would be regarded as men suffering for conscience-sake—and_ their numbers would (as in all other cases of a similar interference) be augmented in Place of being decreased. Bad'would inevitably be made worse, and for one socialist we should ...

... Robert Owen to the Queen. The bishop of Exeter said he had understood the Government had not taken any steps a- guinst the Socialists, because they bad not offended against the laws. He must confess that he was astonished that the noble marquis (Normanby) ...

... the Rue de Poictiers sent a deputation this morning to represent to Cavaignac that, in consequence of the election of the Socialist Raspail,in prison for an attack on the National Assembly, he was on to take some Step to re-assure the public mind, profoundly ...

... exactly a Socialist is yet a of the Mountain. The Mountain, however, refuses to accept him asa leader, or as a Ledru Rollin. There is another fact worthy of remark, and that is, that nearly the whole of the new representatives repiace Socialists. The value ...

... which they are convinced wili produce much good to themselves and fellow creatures. ‘Trusting, Sir, that in justice to the Socialists you will insert the preceding statement, I sub- scribe myself your friend and the friend of the whole hu- man family, W ...

... which he would read to their lordships, that the government were to blame for not putting a stop to the circulation of the Socialist newspapers, by seizing the paper and presses, of the iliegal character of which they must have been aware, because the papers ...

... numbers of that jonrnal had been seized, Letters from Macon of the inst. state that prepara- tions had been made by the Socialists in that town to rise in insurrection bad the movement in Paris or Lyons succeeded. They resisted the departure of the 48th ...