... traots-and stop the tongues of the Socialists 7 o, no t Ile has done more for them in one short eriod than they could have accomplished in centuries tor themselves; andl, more grateful thanthe Right Reverend Prelate, the Socialists have decided Upon pr seutingg ...

... refusing to tl pav the Poors' Rate for the Hall of Science, in Rock- ingham-street, a building which is occupied by the tl Socialists. Mr. Palfreymau appeared on behalfo il -Kr. Ironside. After the infornmation had been laid ulpon the Bonch, Mr. Palfrevvmass ...

... persecuted, and while moral irresponsibility is not maintained with Lord Melbourne, and the coll- temptible nature of the Socialist confederacy avouc hed with Lord Normanby as a reason for the non-vindlca- tion of the law, the simple administration of religiont ...

... Saviour, and by active and prayerful exertion use their influence to stop the progress of the evils pro. mulgated by the Socialists. Some may become Bible collectors-others tract distributors to carry the little messengers of mercy to many parts of our ...

... arising from the nio. mnentous subject of his discourse, were listened to with ' deep attention: and we hope that some Socialists, who were observed to be'present, would be con- uinced of the dangerous nature and fallacy of their destructive principles ...

... of the charitable witll be thatrkfully rcereved li~ thereeverer. Nutmber at famislies relheved 942, wlsla the sont of THE SOCIALISTS A-ND THEIRt CoOltNITIY. e Mitritng tlse present waesl i. r Btiodley, the lecturer agatitst Socsalismt, le Pas been exposmng ...

... Journal des Debats gives the history of Mr. Owen's adventures and doctrines, and the use that the Tories are making of the Socialists. It quotes the remarks of the Quarterly Review on the presentation of Mr. Owen to the Queen, and observes, The Tories ...

... of her M - kissing very affectionately the Pontifical toe. Motto- - $ 01 Rome, my country V-Byron. A deputation from the Socialists. Banner-repre- senting man aie woman in their social state. Motto- Lovy, free as air, at sight of human ties, Spreads his ...

... Lovooe 0 another, %which was made to bear ripen irt the Diliaop of Exeter's conduct towards his fellow- ay ercatures, the Socialists. The lecturer also repudi-. ed ated thle calumny cast upon their body, viz., that 0thydid not believe in the existence o ...

... appointed , Since then a few of' rte Socialists have lost their work- J Tle less of emlploy-ient is attributed (erroneously no I. dv tlilt ) to tile iin Ii won c ot thet committee with their ma-~ ters, aniltthe Socialists Iin consequence are? must itilignant ...

... well as the future behaviour of the harness-horse. This is riding over horse.dealer's law. The Hall of Science of the Socialists, as it is called, situate in Camp Field, Manchester, is on the eve of completion. The magnitude of the build- ing would ...

... it found lterpe r opikes ea rd spectrs buriedi in the Ireep) Rita E\Ex'aRNArL U'.RCtUMSTANCt.-Tite tneweroomo c tire Socialists of Brrtlf'ordi was opetned on Sunday last, wiret addresses were deliveed by file sss. Snaith anti Flenairng. On Wedrresdrtyv ...