... bstance of his first address. On character stecof the su greeted with much enthusiasm, the sreond right hetat in what way the socialists pro- ad proceeded to sta te ae from the old to the new state of things from the irrational to the rational. He did ofthings- ...

... efficiency of the society. A set of thaw e deluded men calling themselves Socialists, with one of their lecturers or ministers, named Fleming, at their headl, and other notorious Socialists and Chartists,-for those two denominations seem to- comprlse the same ...

... admittance. The Hall of Science is very neatly fitted up, and there is likewise an organ in the place. It Is said that the Socialists have taken the hall for three years at a rent of 701. per annum. During the whole day the place was crowded to excess, ...

... writings of the Apostles speaking of a community of goods among the early Christians; on this they found the doctrines of the Socialists. Our Saviour, in the synagogue of Naza. reth, opened the Scripture at the prophecy in which Isaiah describes His divine ...

... adtnittance. The Hall of Science is very neatly fitted up, and there is likewise an organ in the place. It is said that the Socialists have taken the hall for three years at a rent of 701. per annum.- Glasgow Chronicle. HORnID CRUELTY.-On Sunday morning ...

... righteousness' sake, for they shall inherit the kingsdom 1 of heaven. This portion was, by the lecturer, applied to the Socialists, in their enduring persecution for their principles, and exhorting them to abide firm by them, for eventually they would ...

... After his address, which was listened to withe great interest and warmly applauded, Messrs. Huntley or and Morton, of the Socialists, came forward in defence of their views, and put several questions to Mr. W. el Mr. Dinas also stated that he had some ...

... Suffolk metro. polis of Chartism, although but a small village in itself. The parsons know him to be in religious matters a Socialist, and therefore in their injustice add Atheist to his name. The prospects ofthe ?? of the Exchequer, Mr.. Baring, are said ...

... -We have received the following from a correspondent :-Having heard that an indivi- die& of the name of Tboms, a professed Socialist, was delivering a course of lectures on the subject of his reli- gion, or system, or whatever else he may call it, I last ...

... funds to pay the artist, Mr Hogart, the last instal- ment of his contract - Robert Dale Owen, son of Mir Robert Owen, the socialist, is spoken of as the probable candidate for gover- nor of Indiana, at the next ?? paper. - We believe we are correct in stating ...

... nervous'excitemeut, attest how rapidly social monstrosities are springing from the debris of irrational institutions. The Socialists would fain avert these evils, and their yet more bitter consequences, from 'their fellow-coontrymen and the world; but, ...

... collection was made to defray the expenses of the ?? Wednesday evening, Mr. Bairstsw addressed the Char. tistsatRochdale, mnthe Socialist Room- It was crowled to excess. The lecturer advised them to unite, and the Whigs durst not hang Frost, or any of the other ...