... commedious a building at Harmony Hall, Why? add see no necessity for a great deal of surprise that £30 have enabled the Socialists to get up a very hands building. If a splendid building had been produced v er ce out a respectable array of Mr. Cocker’s ...

... reported from St. Petersburg thai a division in the ranks of the revolutionary party has occurred, one section adhering the Socialistic programme, the other section directing their aims to Constitutional changes. —Reinforcements from S|>ain, numbering 12,000 ...

... punishment of death, as traitor.—The Socialist- Revolutionary Executive Committee. 44 General Drenteln, whose life the recent attempt was made, now drives about the city with escort of mounted Cossacks. Meanwhile, the Socialists have, in former similar cases ...

... cr tue Worcester Heratp the Temperance Intelligencer of last week ts 8 statement that “ Mr. J. Brindley, the popular anti-Socialist lecturer, delivered a lecture to the members, &e., of the Chester ‘Temperance Society.” ‘This is the same gentleman who through ...

... outside the them dead. The governor, appr \ of these racial troubles, bas asked | be sent inte the town, trial of the 91 Socialists, four of ther hatag, for SSP OG Monday, alter lasting six w bes ranged from 14 days’ to 13 months Three of the deputies ...

... chapels, thirteen Catholic, eleven Baptist, nine ndependent, six Lady Huntingdon, and three Unitarian hapels, five were Socialists, and 228 never went to any lace of worship, except on some extraordionry occasions, uch as weddings, burials, &e. Those ...

... the | tein, bee | mo — the Chartist; White, the origeea: cm proposed was moontns, Sul as it} 10 Chartist; Mackintosh , the Socialist emissary; Linney, a was considered that that term would give rise to a great | ac? Chartist from Wolve; thampton; Fairbrother ...

... with great of The Roman Catholies of Preston have bonght the ‘ Hall sons, which will accommodate more than 800 per- a the Socialists, for 480/., and intend to open it as stated that the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Office Year paid 20,000/. less than last ...

... responsible situations. Already seven officers have be: i- suspended. One of the party has absconded.—Times Thursday, The Socialist community in Hampshire ot stood to have failed, after an expenditure of £37, a The workmen have been discharged, and Mr. ...

... INTELLIGENCE. The POPE has put forth a long encyclical letter, which is at once denusiation and an It is denunciation of Socialists, Communists, and Nihilists, the parties or sects which supposes to be the chief scourges of modern life; and it an intimation ...

... FOREIGN AND DOMES! Franc politicians out of all manner of absurd Victoria’s visit to Belgium, ar a loss for a subject. e arre Socialists] of the W id nuncs, God-send to the litical bearin there was any po Charivari, 3 The Commerce, invite their readers to come ...

... the expedition. Hall of Science is no longer tenanted by this very conceited and all-wise sect. ‘he greater part of the Socialists are trying to raise funds to enable them to emigrate to America, and are disposing of their shares at any price.—Liverpool ...