... save the Queen. Sir Robert Peel, myself, and the rest of the Royal family , , _ Harmony Hall, the head-quarter* of the Socialist Community in Hampshire, was erected at cost £30,000. It i* not yet halt-furnished, but most the room* are handsomely fitted ...

... estate surveyed by the most fleltei —the land furrow dra ned trenchpH ___S „, _■ r& lneer * call this a mm* TT 68 °l The Socialists would wb eh would TT'' ?? tbe y cou,d gi« it any name Bear th o*e evils that we have, Than fly to others which we know ...

... respectfog Mv'e Life Pills. UMcr no forlhar provocation will they again stela their band* with noticing frith in titi* Socialist*' newspaper. They mnat oragrastslaie the eemmfotity that (hi* moral stain on tha country it nearly wiped away, and tbm » ...

... which the following passages ap- peared : — A few weeks previous to that, I went a dozen miles out of my way to visit the Socialist community, at Tither- ley, in Hampshire, rather for the gratification of a not very respectable curiosity— principally with ...

... were produced, and the defendant admitted its correctness, and promised to pay Cross-examined by Mr. Palfreyman : lam not a Socialist. The plaintiff's dwelling-house is about 150 yards from the tap, where he sells his spirits and porter, not seen bis name ...

... Lieut.-Col. Jackson, of the 6th Dra- goon Guards. Jubilee of the London Missionary Society.—Dis- graceful Attempt of the Socialists to disturb the Meeting. -On Monday evening, a public meeting, to ce- lebrate the Jubilee of the London Missionary Society ...

... tive. Mr. Acland having indignantly repudi- ated this placard, and all participation in its contents, the Tory-Chartist-Socialists had the modesty so to state at the foot of their placard, in order, doubtless, to prejudice that gentleman in the estimation ...

... office, that I think it much better to leave it to those who want it. I have also another objection. I am an open and avowed Socialist, and the Duke of Wel- lington, a few years ago, in a debate in the House of Lords, said, he trusted there was sufficient ...

... a year. , Komaii Catholics ol Preston have bought the Hall „e,KC which will accommodate more than SOO pei- ?? Uow 'the Socialists, fo, £AW, and intend to open it . a 'V ■■' Ml'ool, under the superintendence of the Chris Br-'bers. ?? have decided that ...

... The building, which is very commodious is now turned into a 4; Mechanics' Institution.'' It may also be mentioned that the Socialists (about six years since) expended about _£30,UU0 in buying laud and building a hall in Hampshire. Harmony Hall the ! place ...

... leaving us, and, along with a Mr. Galpin, intends to devote the next period of his life to carry out some of their well- known Socialist views, at or near New Harmony, we think, perhaps, a short notice of the man is fair matter for a newspaper paragraph. Mr ...

... freedom. Rome and her slaves lost no time in bringing this holy enthusiasm under suspicion as dangerous to the State, as socialistic, and so forth ; they betook them- selves to their old sin against the Holy Ghost, to bring- ing mind under suspicion ; they ...