... ? they haye idon ~ e: wisely in eeasing. to desionqte themselves by tbh ip n4me, of 17 Wpi)e, au4 preP~'ri, that of ,l Soc~ialists. Their object ia to tal~o nugn op$* of coe, tl petition'witI man; and t9 place him in ce-oyergi 1 wjt wap, whlex tlhey ndp ...

... written. In their new world he hoped they should never use the language which was contained in that pamphlet. Their (the Socialist's) system was based in an accurate knowledge of human nature, and therefore it was based upon charity -of a charity very ...

... is 1, accustomed to serve up under ithat title. On the F foleowiig evening Mr. l. lectured in the room oc- cupied by the Socialists, in rep.y, and exposed the S ?? and LmalicipusjproccediJgsiJ of Bradley v, Brindley and his co-adjutors intkngaa ths- e ...

... SWIALISM Many Of our readers are, no doubt, aware that the Socialists have recently taken a large estate in Hamp. thire; on which they propose to found a Community. From their organ, the New Morai World, we perceive the atiagement are progressing as ...

... S. SOCIAUtST SW[NDLEst.-A journeyman tailor, well known in Oldham, who had lately become a popular lecturer amongst the Socialists, and had been entrusted with the management of a co-operative provision shop, decamsped on Thursday se'nnigbt, and carried ...

... put tbe origmnal motion, which was adopted auiidst great ehecritig, waving of hats, and clapping of hainds. The knot of Socialists anti Chartists were sorely diseumtitod at their sigunal deiea', unlt,ne hy one, they left the yard,ftollowved by the laughter ...

... sessions, the place was changed to the yard of the Coloured Cloth hall, which is capable of accommodating 20,000 persons. The Socialists and Chartists had made diligent efforts to muster an attendance, in order to defeat the object of the meeting by moving ...

... the spot. On Monday an inquest was held, and a verdict of ' Accident- al Death' ?? Mercsury. OsenarG OsF THEFTr AGATN5T A SOCIALIST.- Lately a parcel containing 30 pieces of Persian silk, which had been sent from Mr. Barclay, silk manufac- turer, Macclesfield ...

... Tuesday, in the Coloured Cloth Hall, Leeds, to pe- tition for a repeal of the corn-laws. A party, consisting of Chartists and Socialists, had assembled for the purpose of op- posing the object of the meeting. They proposed that a per- son named Joseph Jones ...

... their fiimilies, but also good interest' for the capital invested. A SOCIALIST SWINDLER.-A journeyman tailor, who had of late become quite a popular lecturer amongst the Socialists or Owenites at Oldham, and had been intrusted with the management of a ...

... to rent it; that three or four of these gentlemen, leaders of the Socialists, had purchased 500 odd acres of land, with the determination of making all who had subscribed as Socialists go on it, and build houses upon, and improve it. They had given them ...

... society could make no further advances, and the deaths must equal the births, Socialism Cannot alter the nature of things. The Socialists require a stock-that is, the savings of industry-to begin with; and as, even in their little commu- nities, the carpenter ...