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... productive T classes. The evening lecture was upon the prac- ticability of the community principle, as advocated mit by the Socialists. Mr. F. is an exceedingly clever he speaker; and his discourses appeared to make a deep as impression upon his auditory ...
... Nicholas Niekleby. SCIENCE AND RATIONAL AmausE7cah T.-4It is with great pleasure we hear that it is the intention of the Leeds Socialists shortly to commence a regu- lar series of week-night Lectures on Science, Lie- rature, Morals, Politics, and Economics, ...
... the above objects. lei e SOCIT5FESTIVAL.=OU Sunday, a large room I situate in Jail-lane, in this town, was opened by the g Socialists. 'Mr. Green, of Manchester, delivered ttwo lectures 'on the occasion, in the morning and 31 evening, and Mr. Buchanaun, ...
... to expose the Socialists, as a body, to the eperation of the undue prejudices of moiety by pub- Hely delivering, in )is capacity of a Socialist, mdi.s vidial opinions which have no connexion with So. e cialsn. If our friends the Socialists of Halifax have ...
... up Izirkgar, Darh-y-.tret, end into Raweon's-place, where God save the Queen' was thenng, and the parties each retred SOCIALISTS,-Mr. Balme, the Deputy of the Educational Society, London, lectured on Friday evening week, in the Social Institution, Bradford ...
... the chairman, it would appear that the Repealers and Chartists in the meeting were pretty nearly balanced ; and that the Socialists, by voting against the former oii the nonsination of chairman, and against the latter on Mr. Illingwortlh's resolution, ...
... were married with religious ceremonies. .Can you tell me whar is the difference of that opinion and, the opinion of the Socialists ?-I don't know. I * Did you never read these opinions? Sergeant ATcHIORLEY-Does your Lordship think ci that this is aL course ...
... parties being injured by those S disturbances?-Yes, the witness Travis has been once assaulted h Have you ever seeqn Socialist processions in Ashton? is -Yes. ,s Were not the streets blocked up as ou this oca. slon ?-No. Have you eve r had complaints ...
... attrcsiotss iltusrrarive of ?? particular usefulness of tracts. I The 11'2v, D. WVleon exposed tie abomissable practices of the Socialists ito ito dissmltmatsig their ?? uisler the Sociaty's %yrslppers. ?? A. ks I P'ackarci, Esq. Srcratay to the Arsrerican Sunday ...
... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. ...
... Shef. field, crelied the 1 Hall of Science,- used for various hinds of amusnement, and by the people called Owenites ior Socialists._ Mir. BA mics represented thle facts of the ease, after which MlrI G~asosis Lawree took sin obj,,ctiot,, on tie ground ...
... security for, the i. enjoyment of social reform, and the community a systemof society. In reply tosome questions put by a socialist, who said he would support the Chartists, if . they would pledge hinm to support social reform, she stated that she was willing ...