... practical. Chartist orators would be deserted, did they not proclaim the sufferage to be a ;knife-and-fork question ; Socialist missionaries would lecture to empty benches, did they not hold out the hope of abundant food, clothing, and improved domestic ...

... of the Star had employed the prisoner to order wine of the com. ?? prisoner was committed. MARLBOROUGH-.ST'EET. AN IRI51I SOCIALIST.-As the business of the court was about to conclude, Tim Hogan, a Journeyman tailor, all but blind drunk, presented himself ...

... Wohst they coil ti months '1ticket among thle Socialists. I (li not bumow it eutroiledmeao danglag cheaper. I got it from n perstun tbitt went there. I rlo II recollect ever telling hooker I was a Socialist. I never said am th lug to hiaa utmdervaauing ...

... IthoItght it would be conspiracy and riot. Cross.examined by Mr. Murphy--.l had what they call f a monthly ticket among the Socialists. I did not know a at enrolled me among the body. I got it because it would a enable us to go to the monthly dancing cheaper ...

... iernisal of the artieles on mar- e vill fitge, wvlich contain an aecurate and true statement of the views ment of tile Socialists on that s obect. t Ie trust that, 'fter being thus offlcia1ey informed of the na- idviso tllre of these views, teil editor ...

... Inal The Bon. STUART WORITLEtY examined Mir. Clarkeon at gratlngh edavlln rvetath was mnly a secondar Lit in ?? edsmofthe Socialists,' fit-nti alren ?? nevue ?? hther wabukntr pcilprps r in the usual routine l: asoorsseanne tl witness rabout Dir. O'Conel ...

... were married with religious ceremonies. .Can you tell me whar is the difference of that opinion and, the opinion of the Socialists ?-I don't know. I * Did you never read these opinions? Sergeant ATcHIORLEY-Does your Lordship think ci that this is aL course ...

... parties being injured by those S disturbances?-Yes, the witness Travis has been once assaulted h Have you ever seeqn Socialist processions in Ashton? is -Yes. ,s Were not the streets blocked up as ou this oca. slon ?-No. Have you eve r had complaints ...

... secution, he understood, was one of several which had been instituted in consequence of a recent discussion respecting' 4 socialist princi. ples. The defendant was charged as publisher of an impious and blasphemous libel, in having sold at his shop, where ...

... he understood, Ieas one of soreral winici hxad beell inastitnlted in consequpence of a recent' disclussion resapectillc socialist priciclehis.'' TIhe defendant WAS ?? as thie publisher of ann itol pioius and blasphenoiis li bel, in having sold at his ...

... attrcsiotss iltusrrarive of ?? particular usefulness of tracts. I The 11'2v, D. WVleon exposed tie abomissable practices of the Socialists ito ito dissmltmatsig their ?? uisler the Sociaty's %yrslppers. ?? A. ks I P'ackarci, Esq. Srcratay to the Arsrerican Sunday ...

... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. ...