... agitation, the spirit of some of the party appears to be still unsubdued. A very numerous meeting was held yesterday iu the Socialist’s Hall,” Camplield, for the purpose, as the placasd set forth, of considering the propriety putting additional half-penny ...

... was made to burn down an unfinished building at Man- chester, called the v Hall of Science, erected, it is said, by the Socialists. A woman living near states that she saw a light before six o'clock, but thought some men were at work ; soon after she ...

... calculated to rend asunder the 1 bonds of Jiociety. did not allude to political opinions but to those which were held by the Socialists, who desired to reduce to one level all ranks of and all degrees of intellect. He did allude to them because they denounced ...

... chance of adissolution, In the present State of the country, divided by Chartism out of Paria. ment and Radicalism in, by the Socialists ang the Corn Agitation, accompanied with all its interests and prejudices on both sides, a dissolotion could scarcely be ...

... hv him , \ ' the title of the Northern Star. In order t„ ?? , I notable project, a large Meeting has been hell] ' ' Socialists' Hall,'' Manchester, and ti..- result V, ' for the future tbe Nor&ern Sto.r is to be prie ~, ' -' Five seamen, who ...

... priveiples. Ih was new the abit among the opponents to class those who differed from them and stigmatise them as chartists and socialists, He begged. Xpressly to say, on his own part, that be thoroughly detested aud scouted such principles, and that it was his ...

... recreant to their oaths, to their Queen, and to their country ; men, who for the sake paltry pay, crouched to Papists, Socialists, Deis:*, ana Infidels. (Hear.) Long, long might the Noble Marquis continue Member for this city: years would elapse, trusted ...

... 'is .in.. I ?? I - • the title of the Northern Star, In order to irr- ' notable project, a large Meeting hi; ?? |. ;V Socialists' Hall, Manchester, and the result for the future the Northern Star is to lie r r„.' - ?? J ' '•• Eive seamen, who were ...

... nearly three centuries, all the subtlety of the Pope and his agents, all the exertions of the modern political Dissenter, of Socialist, Radical, and Chartist, has never been able entirely to extinguish, although it blazed not for a time. I call upon every ...

... John o'Groat's house to the Una's End proclaim Great Britain at large What sentences condemnation are not Chartists and Socialists inscribing upon our walls? Nor until recently was there any cry for more churches and chapels heard : at least not in our ...

... to select audiences in the grand saloon of the Hotel die Russe, where she and her friends have alighted. — BeWtw Paper. A socialist missionary, of the name of Simpkms, has been polluting Dover with his atrocious doctrines, in the coil rse of four lectures ...

... regret that at the meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, when Sir Pefer Laurie classed the Dissenters with Infidels ami Socialists as the assailants of the Church, that the slander should have been re. ceived with loud demonstrations of applause; it was ...