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... this General propose* to accomplish •o.behalf of all ihmomwiatk.ns. Orangemen, Roman Catholics, Apnslogeals. Chartists, Socialists, have all severally their public or secret, and are pushing forward their or. in every direction. The soundest prMrtmn tns ...
... announcing that public discussion was to commence last evening, in Bethel Chapel between Mr. Lloyd Jones, the part of the Socialists, and Mr. Win. Ballister, of Leeds, on the formation of man’s character, &c. The time appointed was seven o'clock, when the ...
... committee happening in the Socialists* Lecture Room, one evening, inquired when the discussion might take place. This was shortly before 1 left for Manchester; and that time I expected to leave every day. I replied, that as the Socialists were erecting a new ...
... SOCIAtUSM. OPENING OF THE HALL OF SCIENCE, Rockingham-ttreet, Sheffield. almve New and Handsome Building will OPENED by the SOCIALISTS, for the exposition their views, on SUNDAY, March 17, when ...
... THrasrav Evening, at Eight o’Clock, JOHN FINCH. Esq., Liverpool, will deliver a Lecture Teetotalisw. Several distinguished Socialists will he present during the week»—FREE DISCUSSION will allowed at every Lecture, and tbc Public arc respect, fully invited ...
... assembled iu London.—/or particulars see advt. Socialism.—The Hull of Science was opened Sunday last, for-the use of the Socialists of this town. Mr. Robert Owen delivered lectures the morning and evening, and Mr. Jones in the afternoon. The room was crowded ...
... in a state extreme debility during the past week, much so, that her dissolution is hourly expected.— Weekly True Sun. Tub Socialists Mr. Owen was introduced to the Queen, at the levee; on Wednesday, Lord Melbourne, and presented address emanating from the ...
... office but their principle*; that all the lectures tbe Revte. Meows. Beard, Giles, Dalton,and Beardsall, should not read Socialists, lest should be subeerted, and then you-have the exact counterpart their poritton—a petition neither enviable bonourahlr ...
... of their utmost esteem, and such w opportunity of testifying it may never occur agnio. EricuauAX aeo it announced tiiat Socialists are establish an stye, on large scale, in Ham|Mhire. trust that popular indignation will protect that fair citrncr of this ...
... —4. calls in question my picture of the Shaker Communities.— 5. asserts that the Spartans, Rousseau, and Robespierre were Socialists.—G. He calls in question the fraudulent nature wages—7. accuses Mr Owen of wishing to establish in communities, private ...
... practical Socialists. The folly of this statement I exposed. now not only repeats his former ludicrous blunder, hut the list adds Rousseau and Robespierre! What next? Why in his next lie will say Cromwell and the ancient Romans were Socialists.—What will ...
... course the supreme direction in Mr. Owen. We believe the qualifications for community settlers arc, that they shall entertain socialist views, persons of correct moral character, and (for the present) connected with those branches of industry which produce ...