... Crabtree, of Barnsley, (both of whom have since suffered imprisonment for their Chartist exploits,) and Buchannan, the Socialist missionary. There Mr. Lomas moved a resolution, pledging the meeting to contribute to the national fund, to carry forward ...

... ampton, with the appositeness of some of its sentences to such men as I have alluded to, — 1 mean Chartist lead- ers, who are Socialists. By your leave, Sir, I shall take the liberty of quoting the paragraph to which I refer. Speaking of the practical influence ...

... policeman, who also took Grist, having the coat in his possession- In cross-exa- mination, Mr. Heaton asked whether he was a Socialist ? Mr. Pashley objected ; but Mr. Heaton persisted, and the witness replied that he was a good Christian. . . . Are you a ...

... the proceedings of the Conference, devotes its space to the hearing before the Magistrates, of the com- plaint against the Socialists, who endeavoured to force their way into the Conference. These personages the Church and Tory paper describes as the Rev ...

... adherence to the Charter**, a te 3 fellowship, their admission was refused. One oi them afterwards admitted as a reporter. Three Socialist mk sionanes also applied, and were refused. They eruleT voured to force their admission, and were given in chares to the ...

... SHEFFIELD PHRENOLOGICAL INSTITUTION, And Auti- Socialist's Society. LECTURES and PROGRESSIVE LESSONS on the SCIENCE OF MIND, proving its perfect ac- cordance with the Scripture, are given every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings, from Eleven until ...

... Institute, on Monday night, and do not suffer your talented lecturer, Mr. Duffy, to be put down by the Chartists or infidel Socialists. This was considered, to say the least of it, an injudicious announcement, the more especially as a report was industriously ...

... with the proceeds. The building has been known by the name of Walton's Music Saloon, and was latterly oc- cupied by the Socialists. The necessary alterations to render it suitable for the purposes of the Mechanics' Institution are almost completed ; and ...

... learned lecturer again, who, with bitter irony, turned the whole of the Socialist plan into ridicule, and exposed some of their private aud financial affairs, in a manner which the Socialist had done nothing to provoke. Thus the evening went on to my disappointment ...

... the Charter, for the whole Charter, and for nothing but the Charter. Mr. O'Brien then professed his great regard for the Socialists, but began to ridicule unmercifully their plans. He doubted whether the Hampshire estate did belong to them, as had been ...

... . They would then bring in the Char- tist and teach him to lear God, and honour the Queen ; and they would bring in the Socialist, and afcer keeping him to himself a while, would train him in the glorious freedom of the Gospel. Many complained that ail ...

... place, by ministers of the Established Church, to enforce this very practice on those under their influence. New Colony of Socialists.— The old abbey of Ci- teaux, one of the most illustrious remnants of the mid- dle age splendours of France, has been purchased ...