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... Corn Law meeting. ,OC A N ROC33DAM. J. R. STEPuENS.-We hear that on Wednesday night a public meeting is to be held in the Socialists' Rootn, Yorkshire Strret, to take into consideration the case of the persecuted J. R. Stephens. Oastler Cobbett, Richardson ...
... philanthropy or religions. e Under whatever name lie may attempt to hide away sis sestsiments from public indignation, the Socialist is a self-cosavicted infidel not r ossly an infidel, but a libertine; not only a lIbertine, but a scoffer; a e scoffer to; ...
... Contemporaneously with the augmented use of machinery, notwithstanding the rapid *s advance of population. Ilr. Rigby, the socialist, made a b attempt to counteract the facts and arguments of the e lecturer, with what success may be imagined, when we state ...
... effective towards carrying on ns intention. Mr Tight withdrew his resolution, which went to allow that body of the people called Socialists to e*plain their doctrines to the members °t COTvetotfon, order that they may co-operate with the Convention, towards the ...
... sions of philanthropy or religion. Under whatever name he may attempt hide away his sentiments from public indignation, the Socialist it self-convicted inedel; not only infidel, but libertine; not only libertine, but scoffer; a scoffer too of the worst d ...
... facts and assumptions, arguments and fallacies, which Mr. Owen has put forth, and maintains, that— I. The religion of the Socialist is irrational in its foundation ; because founded upon an imperfect knowledge of human nature; and because the mere knowledge ...
... in JK if Saturday, in order tliat_,they may have one day ex- of the Sabbath. Mr. Tight withdrew his resolution, that the Socialists should allowed to explain their doctrines to the Convention. Two reporters were moved engaged for the discussion of the ...
... AValton, Preceptor of Music, No. 1, Upper Albion-Street, Leeds A report having spread that I was a joined member of the Socialists, it becomes my duty to state that it is a direct falsehood, and can have been got up for no other purpose than that of injuring ...
... several parts of the 'country, we have invariably confined our remarks to those arrangements of society con-] templatedby the Socialists, by 'wbichthe gradations' of rank, the accumulation of wealth, and the dis- tribution would be affected; leaving untouched ...
... sprinkling Hibernians, has been scandalised by person calling himself Lloyd Jones, one of the new-fashioned infidels called socialists, being allowed to stand up, before a thousand peoplo, on two successive ovenings, to attempt to prove that Christianity ...
... be Pu4 ' lisbed WEEKLY, pric.ONE PEN NY, THE SOCIAL PIONEER.' M MONGST other Matter connected with ?le - Progress of the Socialists andi Sociatismt itqwiIP contain a Weekly Repnot -from.. Mr.. Hodii' Camnbridgeshire Lpetimesmt.. ?? ?? ' For the Convenianto ...
... Discussion. —It appears that a public discussion is to take place next week, between a Mr. Lloyd Jones, as champion of the Socialists, and Mr. Pallister. Beoistration, Feb. 28.—Births, 66: Deaths, 60. Accident to the Leeds Mail. —On Thursday night, the Leeds ...