... maintainied that the Owenites alias B, ;he Socialists, were nothing but Spies employed iy the Whigs. of lid The Radicls have had several meetings siiice in their al out various dilstrict;4. lprincipally against the Socialist and asl era Abraham Ward's ?? our ...

... iernisal of the artieles on mar- e vill fitge, wvlich contain an aecurate and true statement of the views ment of tile Socialists on that s obect. t Ie trust that, 'fter being thus offlcia1ey informed of the na- idviso tllre of these views, teil editor ...

... Inal The Bon. STUART WORITLEtY examined Mir. Clarkeon at gratlngh edavlln rvetath was mnly a secondar Lit in ?? edsmofthe Socialists,' fit-nti alren ?? nevue ?? hther wabukntr pcilprps r in the usual routine l: asoorsseanne tl witness rabout Dir. O'Conel ...

... he understood, Ieas one of soreral winici hxad beell inastitnlted in consequpence of a recent' disclussion resapectillc socialist priciclehis.'' TIhe defendant WAS ?? as thie publisher of ann itol pioius and blasphenoiis li bel, in having sold at his ...

... Sunday week, at one o'clock. Tbe ma~gistrates called on him to find bail. TJ1E SOCIALISTS' HALL. - Mr. Henry Blacichurst np. reared to lodge a complaint against the Socialists' Hall, as eiillo a place where disorderly scenes and disturbances took Piece ...

... omission ? TorE HALL Of SCIENCE. - This building, situate in Upper Walker Street, and which has been generally used by the Socialists for meetings and lectures, has been perchosed, at the sum of £480, by the Catholics of this town, fer a boys' school, which ...

... and which instead of improving her health made her worse. He would not let her have a doctor. He was a socialist, and wanted her to attend socialist meetings; but she refused, and that made him angry. On Monday last he came home to dinner and produced ...

... I Mr. Noble said he had a qupestionjto ask this witness B before he was sworn: Are you by profession what is called n a Socialist.-Witness: Are you one? I am a Church of b England man. ' a His Honour: Stop. You have no right to answer that D question ...

... us, arid takes cireesecalco with, us, arid has ecit for the children to the Church of Erngland school. We Irave W icyans, Socialists, Episcopalians, aid the Dotes, aid - a afi cirpol is hirildirig. daresyvtltl ilr haise sritter mc sartisfactory accocrit ...

... doubtful 1,i ~d, whte ewo a a n eiin' at all. :It is said en hewsa n ie'mae h'PiiieMethodists, ai st. n taohrtm ewscnetdwt'h Socialists. ,~ nd ?? matters of religion,' his mind was -xcxeedingly dark, Is, 'aud though able:.to read and write, he was still ayvery ...

... taken that 'z important ?? Yerk- Freeman. [The gentle. man named is, we believes, the son of the celebrated Robert Owen, the Socialist.] . ,M THEATRICALS IN AUSTRALIA. -On the 15th of 0I r May, the date of the last advices, Mr. G. V. Brooke M was in Tasmania; ...

... where to look for a solution of the difficulties which aro springing up on all sides. Not the least of them is the dangerous socialist movement, which I foretold some time ago, among the working classes in the Northern cities, where we may yet hear the terrible ...