... advancing their claims. The article thus concludes: Conservatives, Orangemen, Roman Catholics, Apostolicals. Chartists, Socialists, have all severally their associations, public orsecret, and are pushing forward tbeir organization in every direction. ...

... funeral rites, which he consented to do, and went to Hoyland for that purpose on Thursday last. York Courant, Owen, the Socialist, has suffered a complete defeat at Worcester, where he was encountered by a clever schoolmaster of the name of Brindley, ...

... this General propose* to accomplish •o.behalf of all ihmomwiatk.ns. Orangemen, Roman Catholics, Apnslogeals. Chartists, Socialists, have all severally their public or secret, and are pushing forward their or. in every direction. The soundest prMrtmn tns ...

... effective towards carrying on ns intention. Mr Tight withdrew his resolution, which went to allow that body of the people called Socialists to e*plain their doctrines to the members °t COTvetotfon, order that they may co-operate with the Convention, towards the ...

... sions of philanthropy or religion. Under whatever name he may attempt hide away his sentiments from public indignation, the Socialist it self-convicted inedel; not only infidel, but libertine; not only libertine, but scoffer; a scoffer too of the worst d ...

... facts and assumptions, arguments and fallacies, which Mr. Owen has put forth, and maintains, that— I. The religion of the Socialist is irrational in its foundation ; because founded upon an imperfect knowledge of human nature; and because the mere knowledge ...

... Discussion. —It appears that a public discussion is to take place next week, between a Mr. Lloyd Jones, as champion of the Socialists, and Mr. Pallister. Beoistration, Feb. 28.—Births, 66: Deaths, 60. Accident to the Leeds Mail. —On Thursday night, the Leeds ...

... announcing that public discussion was to commence last evening, in Bethel Chapel between Mr. Lloyd Jones, the part of the Socialists, and Mr. Win. Ballister, of Leeds, on the formation of man’s character, &c. The time appointed was seven o'clock, when the ...

... committee happening in the Socialists* Lecture Room, one evening, inquired when the discussion might take place. This was shortly before 1 left for Manchester; and that time I expected to leave every day. I replied, that as the Socialists were erecting a new ...

... standard of morality differed differentenantries. The Hindoos had one standard Mahometans third; Christians another; and Socialists fourth. Then, how was character formed? Healfiinied, that a man’s character was formed by the • ,ei «“ faculties upon the ...

... f Bethel Chapel, Coalpit lane, between Mr. Leeds, and Mr. Lloyd.lones as there was a numerous assembly of persons other Socialists. . .. Mr. Tuarow was then called the chair; “» . j exoected to have been only one of the chairmen of the hut, Mr. Jonei ...

... trespasses,as we forgive those who trespass against us,” which came with an ill grace from who raised outcry against the Socialists. This was not what they practised, it was only what they preached. [Loud cries of « Yes,” and “ No,” with much disturbance ...