... leading members of the society of Christians to which this unfortunate female belonged. When it wasstated to him that the Socialists attributed his commission of this deed to the influence of what people called religion upon his mind, he quickly answered ...

... bishlep ray that the Londnt (,in( i'r j'ii ii ufi~r A pril, 1 ?? after conaulieo bag Au i WU~l tofld!, tile organ ot the SocialistS, tdvived t beo got up on better lisper, to procure a larger cireu- tnec ~careelOtr5ay there is not a Partiele of any such ...

... practical. Chartist orators would be deserted, did they not proclaim the sufferage to be a ;knife-and-fork question ; Socialist missionaries would lecture to empty benches, did they not hold out the hope of abundant food, clothing, and improved domestic ...

... of the Star had employed the prisoner to order wine of the com. ?? prisoner was committed. MARLBOROUGH-.ST'EET. AN IRI51I SOCIALIST.-As the business of the court was about to conclude, Tim Hogan, a Journeyman tailor, all but blind drunk, presented himself ...

... Wohst they coil ti months '1ticket among thle Socialists. I (li not bumow it eutroiledmeao danglag cheaper. I got it from n perstun tbitt went there. I rlo II recollect ever telling hooker I was a Socialist. I never said am th lug to hiaa utmdervaauing ...

... IthoItght it would be conspiracy and riot. Cross.examined by Mr. Murphy--.l had what they call f a monthly ticket among the Socialists. I did not know a at enrolled me among the body. I got it because it would a enable us to go to the monthly dancing cheaper ...

... Dr. Oliver's declaration teo been received with a yell of ight by all the enemies m o the church, by ail the Inidels and Socialists In the kingdom. it was net the pounds, shillings, and pence, here perhaps contingent on the reverend doctor's declaration ...

... character, although with little pretension beyond an immoderate Idegree of assurance. Hle has been a leading character among the Socialists, and always showed a desire to be- eroic a public character. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence ...

... CIVIL TRIBUNAL OF THESEIVE.- SOCIALIST BDUCATION. (PROM esALIGNaANt'S UEtRSENGFtt.1 An inltereatiug case was opened before the Tribunital Civil of hdfl Sine on t -l Jtttl., and decided oil tle, fith in't. Tue MlitffwrA. Phiquepal d'Arusismsnt, the husibain ...

... the most respectable booksellers in Bristol, for a republication of part of the alleged libel, in a work called the Anti-Socialist Gazette. In the afternoon of Thursday, the Grand Jury came into the court and stated, through tiseir foreman, that they wished ...

... O F F ENN C E S. _ TRIAL FOR BLASPHEcMY.-The trial at Bristol of Charles Southwell, late Socialist minister, for writing, print- ing, and publishing certain blasphemous libels in a work entitled The Oracle of Reason, took place belore Sir Charles Wetherell ...

... remainder are of the usual class of felonies. In the city there are no prisoners. OXFORD CTRCUITGLOUCrSTEER.-The case of the Socialist, Hollyoak, who was indicted for blasphemy, corn- menced at the opening of the court- his defence, which lasted from a little ...