... as I have long known and respected you, I wish you to be on your guard. lam well known to you and the public as being a Socialist, and also deeply and determinedly opposed to the Established Church, on account of its baneful effects on those engaged in ...

... Armitage being present, was then requested to give a condensed statement of the treatment wliich he had received from the Socialists, which, as it would be forestalling his more public communication, it is unnecessary for us to notice. In reference to the ...

... times. I have been satisfied with the behaviour of the persons present. I have never known the place used except by the Socialists. I never asked to look at their constitution and laws By Mr. Parker : I was Ihere on Sunday evening, when they were reading ...

... the EccleaoU Burlow Union, against Mr Isaac Ironside, to shew cause why tba Hall of Science, the building belonging to the Socialists, in Rockiugham-street, should not rated to the relief of the poor—Mr Palfreymaa appeared to resist tbc summons—Mr Furuiss ...

... the must henceforth known as tiie lei* advocate of the irreligion., •• irrational minable, “demoralizing. beastly '* Socialists, as the writer in the iiT elegantly designates that body. an a|Hdogv for noticing such contend stuff, but as the insinuation ...

... LECTURE Yesterday evening, Mr. Brindley gave his concluding lecture in which be was to exhibit the real character of the Socialist communities. He gave a sketch of the early career of Robert Owen, describing his religious preten- sions and appearances ...

... print, but. likewise for its in- sertion of an advertisement, calling upon the public to afford pecuniary support to the socialist missionary in Sheffield ! Alas, that gods, like men, should be the victims of —The green-eyed monster, which doth make ...

... discussion's i-t tbe Theatre, wherein Mr. Brindley triumph mt'y ex- posed the sophisms and iniquitous prin iples of the Socialists, or followers of Robert Owen. Tne money is well bestowed, and shall be faithfully di..riboted amon a the venerable objects ...

... inclination. I P ro ,i of the absurdity of the doctrine of irresponsibility.. '••¦'¦ by the Socialists, he noticed the dishonest practices £ several Socialists corresponding with that pr lc ' 1 S ] ) among which was the case of the inglorious terniin ...

... of any man who could with decency attempt to appear writing before the public eye. The charge against us, of slotting the Socialists, is fouler than the foul style in which it expressed ; and would most likely never have been made, if there were not amongst ...

... totally failed. Of our left-handed >np|K>rt” of tho Socialists no proof attempted, our only sin on that score being that of omission. We hate not l>ccn lav ish enough of blackguard abuse of the Socialists to please the refined taste of the writer in tho ...

... say that he had the credit to owe it. (Cheer Brindley then commeuted on the fundamental Socialism, and advised such of the Socialists as ' inclined for community, before parting with their and breaking up their homes, as poor Armit >. c ' to visit the place ...