... his taste loathes such scenes, you expose him scarcely worse evils—the rebellion of the Chartist, or the delusions the Socialist. Bul how are these evils to be prevented 1 By following the example of Sir Robert Peel al Tamworth. Establish libranes, furnish ...

... at Court, in ignorance of the particular tenets of his social philosophy Was Lord John Russell justified in appointing a Socialist the office of Registrar Marriages at Birmingham? Was Sir John —now Lord Campbell in the right—consideied in his prophetical ...

... uninsured 1,6001. A subscription aid the sufferers has been opened, and already contributed. Signs the Times.—Tiie Chartists and Socialists held a meeting alt. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, on Wednesday. Tfieie might 1.000 persons present during Ihe day inanv whom evidently ...

... Hubert Peel hit Lord John rather in a sneeiing way, about tbe Socialist deputation confess, (said be,} that I am rather surprised that tbe noble lord should speak with so much asperity Socialist Editors. Hear, hear. The government, undoubtedly through i ...

... Hali, Monday, February 28.—Present Jeremiah Smith, Esq., Mayor, and C. Hicks, Esq,— James Russell, a strong supporter of Socialist principles, appeared to a summons issued against him for nonpayment of his Borough rate. After an hour's quibbling, the learned ...

... and good. (Laughter,) The friends of the learned blacksmith, Mr Blythe Hurst, pressed him to deliver lectures in reply the Socialist. This he declined, but he wrote a book, entitled Christianity no Priestcraft, and had it printed and published. The worthy ...

... number of ' holic t li r ■, m ti were waiting to receive him. A splendid 1 take place at Glasgow on Tuesday.— Dumfries The Socialist Community in Hampshire is understood have failed, after exdenditure 37,0001. The workmen have been discharged, and Mr Robert ...

... into an interesting detail of its operations. In speaking of an interview he had lately had with mvson of Robert Owen, the Socialist, he said that the young man candidly admitted that if he could believe what the Bible contained was true, he should consider ...

... entered into an interesting detail of its operations. speaking of an interview be had lately had with of Robert Owen, the Socialist, he said that the young man candidly admitted that if he could believe what the Bible contained was true, he should consider ...

... next;’’ and memorial should be sent the Treasury. Only four voted against motion. Harmony Hall, the head-quarters of the Socialist Community in Hampshire, was erected at cost of £30,000. It is not yet half furnished, but most of the rooms are handsomely ...

... was stated that 20,000 pounds of tobacco had been lately cleared out of the Custom-house in Dutch cheeses. Mr. Owen, the Socialist, left London by tbe Southampton Railway on his way to Portsmouth last week, from whence he proceeds to America on a visit ...

... debt. The biiililing, which verv commodious, is ,i toriieil into a Meehatitcs' Institution. It may as. mentiooi d that the Socialists (about six years since) expended about t'.'JO.dOi) in huyiug land and building a hall Hampshire. Harmony Hall the place ...