... suitable part of Great Britain. As far as we can understand the principles and opinions of the author, he is a sertof Christian Socialist. THE RATIONAL DAY AND S;U3NDAY SCHOLRS' MAGAZINE, &c.-lf the adjective in this title be misplaced, as we presume it to be ...

... tesey lsdi blen insdled must be cossumned. NOVEL RnInIOe CO'scssUIsITYs-A portion of the pro- pertv lately occupied sox the socialist comcunsess ity at New Harrnionv, near Stockberidge, ie Hatipsli'e, sthicsl hlas jeist been dis~olvesl has lee's tasonipossession ...

... rant people who were misled by them set up, at various places in the counties of Ayr and Dumfriies, comurunities on the Socialist principle, which were so far an anticipation of the systemi ot Owen. Dis- union, however, seon introduced itself among them ...

... himself, on the title-page, One -of themselves. Its chief object is to demonstrate the ineffi- ciency of communist or socialist doctrines to add to the comforts of the labourer. It is a very well-timed publication; the arguments contained in it are ...

... Since thle 24th of Fellruary till tihe 24dt of J iime we have been engam.i in one inco iltmlit Strggle :gmi ll't ti le SOcialist an~l ?? ic ai eint. There Thwc 8crc twoi lovelilita in t be rerolution of' Febr aar, the one tile work of tie p:, liaimcitury ...

... and furbished up, for the occasion. The best hits were at the late revolutionary incidents and doctrines. Caliban was a socialist, very red in- deed; and Prospero was a sort of royal Herr D6bler or sovereign of tricks, whom a popular revolt had driven ...

... however, these conclusions are not arrived at without much ab- struss reasoning, it is hut fair to infer that the Ger- Iman socialists were actuated more by a recollection of political wrong, and by the eloquent pictures of social regeneration laid before ...

... things generally, and the bad- disposition of a pot ?? tion of the working population, who have their mind -poisoned by socialist pub ications. The best foremen i the manufactories are stated to have emigrated to Pies PI mont, Holland, and England. The ...

... would be impartial men. So much for thefirst number of a work which terms itself the Representative of the Chartists, Socialists, and Trades-Unionists ! ...

... aie terras cwtihitqtte pjrolelutin Quitipic ct alnt rttlidi secuit, vcrralitqutq pcr tiras. WNe are no adltmirers of tile socialist ideats of M, I~ollis Bllanc. Like the skilful practitioiner, he lays hare with the keen edige of his theoretical reason- ...

... runs smoothly, so it runs pleasantly on, and every now and then there is a flash. Thus'.1f.Aledle Pipeon, awakened from a Socialist dream, in expounding to one of the champions the doctrines of his late Iriends, touching pro- perty, puts the matter thus: ...

... oflensivei to l tile IAinabaptiet, 5s11ce thie sern devotee here hiss revels worthy of )_ Jt'LisII ., if'10 ?? Bof~ i TlioA Iiel Socialists 1alone %,lil tt be perfectly silitule by tlei libretto of' thideopera therefore [i wivts I nect'iitonisbicd to see amioiigst ...