... Quaker upon whom the honour of Doctor of Laws was con- ferred by the University of Oxford. America. Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist, has departed for ...

... that account that 1 charge them to bewar. how they preach the doctrines which they are now doing. The Morring Post,—the socialist, anarchial Morning Post —is ing doctrines which, if they are rend by these agrieul- tural labourers—many of whom cannot read ...

... m or Socialism were but the fashion for a sufficient time, it would follow, that the nation ought to have a Socinian or Socialist establishmert_ And this purely infidel view is supported by referring us to the case of Scotland, and asking, whether this ...

... friends are now reduced to the pitiful necessity of denouncing the gallant Colonel as a Chartist- Socialist I With regard to the charge of being a Socialist, Colonel Thompson has successfully disposed of it by declaring that he has spent much time and money ...

... dept, The building, which ts very commodious, 1s now turned into a mechanics’ institu- tion. It may also mentioned that the Socialists, about six years since, ex pended about £30,000 tn buy- ing land and building a ballin Hampshire. Harmony Hall the place ...

... tenement wit ha hall in which part of the of Robert Owen held t¢ heir weekly meetings, was one day what sort of folks the se Socialists were, that a dignant neighbours. “They’re a bad lot, Sir,” said the in lican, “there a disgrace to a christian land. gane ...

... Teign- mouth, preceeding from there direct to London. Reticious Commenrey.—aA_ port jon of the property lately oceupi by the socialist. communi at New Harmony, near Stock ize, in Hampe re, which has just been dissolved, has been taken posses- ‘on of by singular ...

... may, for a part of the popular leaders—I should say a large part of the mob-—are communists, men of the same ideas as our socialists, who desire a community of goods and women. This shews what men will come to if they will not submit to lawfal authority ...

... repress the abuses of the liberty of discussion which the club system is giving rise to.—A_ deputa- tion of the fraternal Socialists of Great Britain, amongst whom was Mr. Owen, came to compliment the Provisional Government on its efforts in favour of the ...

... of a new revolution which then threatened to upset all that the revolu- tion of the 24th February had accomplished. The “ Socialists” were evidently cowed by the demon- stration ; and the sober and quiet citizens being as- sured by it of safety, things ...

... of Finance. Moreau. 4. General Changarnier. 4 W Thiers. The return of M. Emile de Girardin is probable, but not Among the socialist candidates, MM. Pierre Leroux and ‘ibly be returned, ln the Seine ure, M Thi rs isat the head of the poll, and M. De- » the ...

... club, that which meets in the Rue dcs Pyramides, consists of the party of the mountain, the ultra-democrats, communists, socialists, theorists of the organisation, inc., its leading members being MM. Louis Blanc, Lagrange, Caussidiere, Pierre Leroux, Ac ...