... petitions by Major M'Namoare, from Clare; and a petition by Mr. B. Smith, from Norwich. SOCIALISTS. Mr. LISTER presented a petition feom the Bradford Society of Socialists, praying that Mr. Robert Owen might be allowed to explain their principles belore a ...

... onse-fourtb,' viz., 121. l0s. CoMMENOaTATION OP ?? B B'nijroAY OF ROnERT OWrrN.-On Whit Tuesday, a party of 600 of tbe London Socialists proceeded 'in the City of Canterbury steam- packet,- on anr-excursion to Gravesend, to celebrate the birthday of this d ...

... obliged to be broken up to make way for the one now in existence,-where heterodoxy, orthodoxy, whigs, tories, radicals, and socialists are now, fighting together, although each one is muzzled by common consent, and kept in awe by their directors, the parsons ...

... town of Birmilogbain; and by Mr. Bar. roen, from the city of Waterford. SOCIALISTS. Mr. T. ATTWOOD presented a petition from rather an important body of men, called the Socialists of Birmingham. Although he did not agree with the petitioners, yet he con- ...

... allowed the boards of guardians. I Mr. ATTWOOD presented a petition from a society in Bir-. minghain calling themselves Socialists, or National Commin- nity Society of Rational Religionists, praying that measures might be adopted by Parliament for the ...

... of the Chartiets are Socialists; but then there are cartaialy a greater number of Socialists who are not Chartists. f'lat the Socialists are exceedingly nu- merous in Birmingham, all parties agree in testifying. Of the Socialists, I may say that in one ...

... ful of: idle people assembled to witness the egress of the Chartists, | it was known that the greater part of them were Socialists, and had never been in a place of worship before. Thu CHARTIST MAlRTYrs.-.Cnrrier has been liberated on bail. Potts was ...

... THE RDITOR OF THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-In your numbers for the 2211 and 231 instant are some remarks on Chartists and Socialists, partly editorial, avid partly from your correspotndernt, which, in my appre- hension, exhibit a loosenessi of reasoning ...

... CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL. The Bishop of GLOUCESTER presented a petition agalist this bill from Swaitffham, in Norfolk. THE SOCIALISTS. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from certain persons in Sheffield praying the house to appoint a coin- ulittee to ...

... notice. It if infects the poor in a more deadly manner 3. than democratic principles. It demoralizes g more than heists or Socialists. Better were 'e universal suffrage than universal sufferings. The sacred month it threatens is that which only ends with ...

... 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 ...

... answer any pertinent questions that might be asked, by men having a knowledge of society and its formation. BRAnDFoRn.-The Socialists continue to maintain their ground in this plar and have substituted a Con- 'versazione in place of slne afternoon Lecture ...