... of the Irish bar.— Encouraged in tins manner, the reformers and the anti-unionists, and the anti-titbists, and the anti-socialists, the indigenous rebels of the soil, pressed upon the liberal Governor, who, accordingly, finding the thing getting too hot ...

... attached to one of the newspapers, and who had all the air of a red-hot republican, although be declared himself an anti-socialist, inquired what was Mr. Owen’s mode of organization of labour. To which Mr. Owen replied that this was a question which required ...

... believe, attached one of the newspapers, and who had all the air of red-hot Republican, although he declared himself an anti-socialist, inquired was Mr. Owen’s mode of organization labour? To which Mr. Owen replied, that this was question which required great ...

... explanation, that owed bis rationality to eating hot flummery and burning his •tomach, was deservedly laughed at, even by the Socialists them•^es.—Halifax Exyrftt. Danckr. —The new Russian minister the United States is called Somonosoff (saw my nose of). An ...

... a course of ten Lecturer, by Robebt Owe*. Some of our readers ma; know the abominable nature of the relation which the Socialists would establish between the sexes, instead of the wise and hoi; iostitutioo which the Gospel has consecrated, for tbe benefit ...

... of petitions, in favour of penny rate of >tage. were presented. Mr LISTER presented petition from the Bradford ei. iv ot Socialists, praying that Robert Owen allowed explain bis principles before a Select Committee of the ...

... into contact > *! ™ t |lbe la d accommodate the youthful Hebrew the New Testament ..11 laid aside: and lor Hie infidel socialist the whole Bible must d,a with. Such is the alraoious dance of Sala n a|aia.tour national faith—such lus plan to poison the ...

... town of Yeovill favour of the ballot. Mr. T. ATTWOOD presented petition from rather an important body of men, called the Socialists of Birmingham. Although did not agree with the petitioners, yet considered that their peculiar principles had arisen owing ...

... of our read'-rs, that Mr. Robert Owen, formerly of New Lanark, the great leader, and we suppose may add, founder of the Socialist#, was presented her Majesty at the Levee on Wednesday last. The object of this presentation is stated in the Court Circular ...

... Morning Chronicle speaks strongly of the “ very low ebb of morality, in Birmingham; and mentions, a proof of this, that the Socialists, “ whoso faith is in Phrenology, and their theory, if not their practice, in the promiscuous intercourse of the sexes,” ...

... Choppelsroith would not . sen ruplioniou. no- de yverm, has separated the names; Imt it would be bad mle lor the female socialist* to imitate some measure Urn lady in the eastern tale, rings her fingers until *he was completely manacled, tl they would ...

... Chapitclsmith would not very euphonious nnm d guerre, she has separated the names; hut it would no I)ad rule for the female socialists to imitate in some measure the lady in the Eastern tale, who numbered her lovers rings on her fingers until she was completely ...