... Birmingham, the walls of which town as well as those of Worcester, were covered with large placards announcing meetings of the Socialists, or followers of Mr. Robt. Owen, Lanark, persons who professed to have found an -easier method of becoming happy than that ...

... were heard the neighbourhood.— Oxford Herald. Female Lecture and Extraordinary Discussion. —Tuesday week Mrs. Morrison, a socialist, or follower of the principles of Robert Owen, gave a lecture on the rights of women in the Radical Association Room, at ...

... soon after she had whelped and she immediately attached herself to the hedge-hog, which seems equally attached her. The ** Socialists. —An attempt, which proved a complete failure, was made to introduce the principles of the Owenites into this city on ...

... first that, by public authority, forbade the Clergy only to marry. And what shall we say to the Malthusians and Owenist Socialists ofthe present day, who for different reasons, and with different views in end, both endeavour to discourage, if not forbid ...

... not free agents. This charge has derived some sort colouring from the fact of the system having been partially adopted the Socialists, as was avowed by one the leading members that misguided body on recent visit to this city. lam happy, however, to see this ...

... men generally deliver a lecture or two previous to the tithe day—but where are they on the morrow And will the Peterchurch socialists tell me whether such men care most for the flock the fleece ? This is a very difficult and tender question, but 'ere long ...

... One argument urged by the speaker for increased exertion on the part of the friends of this Society was the fact that the socialists are now disseminating their perni cious doctrines with unwearied industry. They have fifteen missionaries, one of whom was ...

... Tracts. One argument urged by the speakjj/ increased exertion the part, t'.ie friends of this tli*. Mas the fact that the socialists are disseminating eir Penurious doctrines M-ith unwearied industry. They 2*J missionaries, one of whom was paid 30s. a, ...

... Oxford. March of Revolution. —The Birmingham Advertiser in an able article on the machinations of the Chartists and the Socialists, says, We know that the revolutionary schemers are using every means to entrap the unthinking and unwary; and to ' organize ...

... the storm of what they will probably reap the whirlwind—On Monday public meeting of the men of Birmingham was held in the Socialists' Chapel, for the purpose of appointing a delegate to represent the chartists in the New General Convention. The speeches ...

... right rev. prelate had attached more importance to the socialists than they deserved, and they would never make progress this country The Bishop of London condemned the principles of the socialists Lord Melbourne said he had introduced Mr. Owen court as ...

... Normanby stated, in answer toa question from the Bishop of Exeter, that the government had taken no steps to repress the Socialists, but that if those persons committed any illegal acts, or subjected themselves to prosecution, the government would not ...