... were delivered the progress and benefits of temperance and total abstinence. —Leicester Mercury. The Socialists. —A public tea meeting of the Socialists in this town took place at the New llall, Wellington-street, on Wednesday afternoon, on which occasion ...

... conclusion of the Anti-Socialist lectures at Cheltenham took place on the evening of Friday last, the 27th ult. The room was fully crowdel; 800 persons were admitted at 2d. each, and at the opeung of the meeting the Socialists evidently mustered strong ...

... might not use the word 'levelling' in the common accep- tation of the term, it was eagerly caught at, and loudly cheered the Socialists and Chartists present. advocated the using of churches and chapels for mechanics’ instituteshe talked of the “Mummery” which ...

... triumphant conclusion of the Anti-Socialist Lectures at Cheltenham, took place 011 the evening of I'ridav, the ult. The room was fully crowded, persons were admitted at 2d. each, and at the commcnccment of the meeting the Socialists evidently mustered strong ...

... been lecturing during the week to large meetings of 3,000 persons against the Social system. | At one of the assemblies the Socialists, finding that Mr. B. had defeated their advocate in his argument, tore up the forms and fittings of the room, which they ...

... raised shares £1 each, and it is said that donations to the amount of £H»0 have been collected this City. It intended for the Socialists lecture Sundays onlv. Robbery at the Workhousr.—During the night of Wednesday last, the Workhouse was broken into, the silk ...

... iccek, for any of the above purposes, if applied fe.r; and that it shall continue to be let to the aforesaid society of Socialists, whether they be called by their present or any other name, long as they continue to pay a rent of fire per cent, on the ...

... Charities, in such way as the majority of the Freemen may determine.” Mr. Band begged to withdraw his motion. Mr. Watts Socialist), tailor, Gosford-street, said agreed with what had fallen from Mr. Taunton, and should give it his support. Mr. Taylor was ...

... di-itrict were found divided the Infidels who have disguised their obscene and disgusting tenets under the deceptive epithet of Socialists, are recognized and denominated by it, instead of being set down what they really are, ATHEISTS —who are endeavouring to ...

... and remain your bumble servant, JOHN VICE Coventry, Dec. 4th. 1839. Sergeant of Police. PROPOSED HALE OF SCIENCE versus SOCIALIST CLUB ROOM. the Editor of the Coventry Standard Sir,—Much misapprehension prevails in reference the proposed Hall of Science ...

... attempt at a disturbance was made at its conclusion by some of the socialists, who were eager to reply. The street was for some time after in confusion, on account of several of the socialists, who were advocating their favourite opinions. The lectures are ...

... argument against Christianity, unless it could shown th it Christianity had been the cause of such increase. The tojiian Socialist, who boasts about the spread of (hveuism, would not like to be told that inert of crime and the increase of Socialism were ...