... 3.60 inches; and what is worthy of remark, that also occurred in the last week of July.—Manchester paper. SOCIALISM.—The Socialists of Manchester had a grand demonstration on Monday afternoon, when the foundation. stone of a new . building, to be called ...

... 183,4 ' there eilorrnous 5 -60 inches; and what is worthy of remark, that lho last week July.— Manchester paper. V '—The Socialists of Manchester had a grand on Monday afternoon, when the foundation. n building, to be called The Hall of Science, P-field ...

... administration of syrup of poppy.” —Reading Mercury. Owesism.—On Monday last many of the disciples of Mr. Uobrrt Owen, the Socialist, were engaged in witnessing the laying the foundation stone of building, called by them Hall of Science,” in Camp-field, ...

... our Table Talk under poli- tical influences ; we would rather look at him, and conteniplate him as the poet and the socialist; as a man capable of-the highest and mostrefined enjoymnents, and obtaining them merely through the influence of his own ...

... Horton, and about 50 of the middle and working classes denoun.ent was perfectly discernible after the first five (mostly Socialists), to explain to them his views on the minutes from the raising of the drop. Patrick, on the subject of TAXATION, more p ...

... S!R NV. HORTON AND THE OWENIAN SOCIALISTS. TO TflE EDITOR OF 'IlE CUAMPION. Sro,-1 ob-ervetl in V-mr recordl of Ihs past rweek socur- re;nces, ii s~ecitd art-lrL on a specl, e1i.!rected by Sir \Vilmor rorton too :;etiot of wiv itti .oj jiets, ais reported ...

... masses of the population have been left. We have sown to the flesh, and ive have reaped accordingly. The Chartists and the Socialists, many of them might very fairly turn to us, aye ! and to their mother the Church of England, and say, no man cared for our ...

... off their vain glorious display of their sacred persons on temporal tribunals, and to prosecute the Rational 0 wenites, Socialists, &c., not with fire and faggots, but sound arguments, in behalf of their mystei ions Godhead, in heaven or Satan's invisible ...

... withstand the Infidel and revolutionary schemes of the pres?nt ministry. To attempt to put down the schemes of Chartists and Socialists by such an education as that _ which is recommended by the Marquie of Lansi^pivne and Lord John Russell, is, indeed, the ...

... masses of the population have been left. We have sown to the flesh, and we have reaped accordingly. The Chartists and the Socialists, many of them might very fairly turn to us, aye! and to their mother the Church of England, and say, no man cared for our ...

... vast masses of toa population | have boon loft. have sown to the flesh, aud have reaped accordingly. The CharlisU and the Socialists, many of thorn might vary fairly turn to as, and to their mother the of Eaglaad, and my, • man oared for our souls ;«o ...

... vast masses of the population have been left. We have sown to the flesh, and we have reaped accordingly. The chartists and socialists, many of them, might very fairly tarn to us, and to their mother the Church England, and say, man cared for our souk; no ...