... discussion took place in the above room on the subjeet of universal suffrage. Mr. Fleming, the lecturer, and his friends, the socialists, main- tained that the adoption of universal suffrage would not benefit the people; and adduced, in proof of their assertion ...

... righteous endeavours is the ardent wish A Socialist. Windhill, Nov. 10, 1037. [On reading over this letter, could not first | help thinking that the writer intended hi* epistle as a cut, though, not direst, at the socialists—as a piece of sarcasm aimed the e ...

... The bench ordered Pearson to committed for trial, and discharged the other two, thinking there was case against, them. Socialists,—There a body of men Halifax, who under pretence of forming association ameliorate the condition of the labouring classes ...

... small number in the whole kingdom who had embraced the socialist doctrines, while nearly all the working classes were in favour of universal suffrage. As to the money collected by the socialists for giving their plans a fair trial, e was told that they ...

... universal suffrage are many compared with the Socialists; I am now engaged in the New MoraL World. in discussing these mere matters of opinion respecting the relative position of the Radicals aind Socialists, and will there examine them thoroughly. The ...

... and that Mr. Busfeikl and the Radical members of the house should be re- i I quested to suppoi t'the prayer the petition. Socialists. —These persons have given ! the room they held in Cheapside, and have taken ; ? very commodious one in Butterworth's build- ...

... above ' ' ' solely with view of correcting : efl'eccs arising out of your or.-0r.- and to preserve the truth regards the socialists as near —' a: Another Correspondent, ' ~ ! ManufacturEBs Ai.rvi; , est—A memorial to the Board i- •V''''* worsted manufacturers ...

... delivered a lecture on the Fall of Man. Collections were made after the sermon and lecture, in aid of the Mission funds. Socialists A public meeting was held in the Uni- tarian Chapel, on Thursday last, when a lecture was delivered on tbe new Social System ...

... -odi»ig the most sanguine expectaiisiitiii-. Such favorable circumstances 1 such enhancements have been i the heart the Socialist bounds it, K. to cheering prospect so auspiciously (lied '!'•!« .• ovid seems awakening from rf . lumbering ignorance—a night ...

... ton~the ;Wwio.roduce of isexertions?4 2. By what ai Zaseiiati can thils end be accomplished?' The AsaOCastV of YtattPos' Socialists. paeeting at-their lasti- ,tution, Curtaip-r6oad,j $nrite an equal numzber of members of any Society, to discuss the salro ...

... A>« Ariel. HunoEasriELn Socialism There was public discussion yesterday evening (Wednesday) between Mr. Lloyd Jones, the Socialist or Oiceuite, and the Rev. Mr. Dalton, of the Methodist New Connexion, in the Philosophical Hall. The interest excited was ...

... readers were, with the inconsistency of the statements therein contained for instance, one Correspondent affirms that the Socialists under the pretence of forming associations ameliorate the condition the working classes, are foisting upon their followers ...