... ANTI-SOCIALIST.-This communication proceeds upon a wrong premise. The Epicurean was irreligious, but decent in his conduct; the Stoic was beastly, but not without reli- gion. Ie must leaac it for our correspondeot to decide, how far the Socialists combine ...

... Lawson-street, lately used as the Primitive Meothodist Chapel, AOAINST tho pernicious doctrine of the Owenites, or self-styled Socialists. Doors to open at half-past 7, and tho address to commence at 8.-Admissioii to the room, 3d. r \ ?? -1. j PUTTER-OUT in ...

... Seven Conservatives, three Insporialists, eleven National Liberals, six Cen- ttrists, eixteen New German Liberals, five Socialists, and two Guelu.hs A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN, AFTER SUFFERING a number of years from Nervous Debility and Physicaa rElxausLion ...

... present Government is repre. hc sentative of Fenians, Communists, Red Republicans, Atheists, Secularists, Anarchists, and Socialists. The ?? first act after disestablishment wag to give Maynooth Col. t lege a cheque for £188,000 for the manufacture of priests ...