... recommends itself the Irom ils perspicuity, hr the system of the author is examined, but in condemnation of tire British socialist who is contrasted with him, much ignorance of his views displayed, that one cannot but feel ihe reviewer’s Science is but ...

... preeealatiew Robert Owen to lb* Queen. The bishop Exeter said had understood (he Government had not token any steps against the Socialists, because they had sot offended against (ho laws. He mast confess that was aatoaiahed that (ha B'Ohle marquis (Normaaby) ...

... lifs was imamrsl. lit (Lord Bmngham) well r« collected (hat when Mr. Csaniag preientad petition the house respecting the Socialists. Mr Wilbaffarss bare amply testimony to (be high respectability and maral character of Mr Onto. Mr Witborfoeo would eertaioly ...

... places, praying that committee might appointed to inquire into tb* doctrines of the Socialists. The bon member said that he had been furnished with the roles ol Socialist society, in which lie was not able to see anything objectionable. Also similar petition ...

... Mr. Part, the Registrar of Birmingham, in order that might atnto whether or not was (me (hat hs was active agent of the Socialists, and (hat announcement to (bat effect was painted over bit oflb e door. Mr. Pare, in reply, ndmiiled that he was once v ...

... inhabitants and householders of Cheltenham, and from tbo householders and inhabitants of Winterslow, deploring that tbe Socialist system bad been introduced into tbs imaaediste neighbourhood of petitioners, and Sunday oreniag lecture eetablisbed, at wueh ...

... which they are convinced will produce much good to themselves and fellow creatures. Trusting, Sir, that injustice to the Socialists you will insert the preceding statement, 1 subscribe myself your friend the friend of the whole human family. W. Turosby ...

... hearing a discussion between Mr. Brindley (who hatbem for some weeks delivering anti-social lectures in town) and Mr. Tuunton, Socialist, on the subject of the peculiar views of Robert Owen. The plan of divcussion laid down by the Chairman, the Her. W. Woks ...

... place Leeds General Cemetry, ou occasion of lbs interment of Socialist, named John Jillolson. Mr. Robert Owen, tbo notorious founder of the ayalem, was present; and the whole body of (bo Socialists, accompanied several thousands besides, who were carious ...

... comes Chartism ami Sv>cian»in all the other isms) with which the beset. What then, it would he said, are y ...

... end for (be abolition of property qualification. The noble and lean ed lord, also presented petitions from several bodies Socialist fit Cbariiste. complaining that their tenets had been misrepresented His lordship deprecated inter* (erence with persona ...

... af age, girl murdered was nearly 90.—Dearm/rr Goaettr. Taut roa BLAsraaaT at Bristol.—l trial af Charles Southwell, late Socialist anaidar, far wrillag. pnotiag. and publbhiag cartsia hlaiphamsa* lihela « ork rnlitled ** Ike Orscls of Rsosaa, look place ...