... petitions by Major M'Namoare, from Clare; and a petition by Mr. B. Smith, from Norwich. SOCIALISTS. Mr. LISTER presented a petition feom the Bradford Society of Socialists, praying that Mr. Robert Owen might be allowed to explain their principles belore a ...

... town of Birmilogbain; and by Mr. Bar. roen, from the city of Waterford. SOCIALISTS. Mr. T. ATTWOOD presented a petition from rather an important body of men, called the Socialists of Birmingham. Although he did not agree with the petitioners, yet he con- ...

... of the Chartiets are Socialists; but then there are cartaialy a greater number of Socialists who are not Chartists. f'lat the Socialists are exceedingly nu- merous in Birmingham, all parties agree in testifying. Of the Socialists, I may say that in one ...

... THE RDITOR OF THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-In your numbers for the 2211 and 231 instant are some remarks on Chartists and Socialists, partly editorial, avid partly from your correspotndernt, which, in my appre- hension, exhibit a loosenessi of reasoning ...

... CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL. The Bishop of GLOUCESTER presented a petition agalist this bill from Swaitffham, in Norfolk. THE SOCIALISTS. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from certain persons in Sheffield praying the house to appoint a coin- ulittee to ...

... notice. It if infects the poor in a more deadly manner 3. than democratic principles. It demoralizes g more than heists or Socialists. Better were 'e universal suffrage than universal sufferings. The sacred month it threatens is that which only ends with ...

... efficiency of the society. A set of thaw e deluded men calling themselves Socialists, with one of their lecturers or ministers, named Fleming, at their headl, and other notorious Socialists and Chartists,-for those two denominations seem to- comprlse the same ...

... admittance. The Hall of Science is very neatly fitted up, and there is likewise an organ in the place. It Is said that the Socialists have taken the hall for three years at a rent of 701. per annum. During the whole day the place was crowded to excess, ...

... writings of the Apostles speaking of a community of goods among the early Christians; on this they found the doctrines of the Socialists. Our Saviour, in the synagogue of Naza. reth, opened the Scripture at the prophecy in which Isaiah describes His divine ...

... put tbe origmnal motion, which was adopted auiidst great ehecritig, waving of hats, and clapping of hainds. The knot of Socialists anti Chartists were sorely diseumtitod at their sigunal deiea', unlt,ne hy one, they left the yard,ftollowved by the laughter ...

... society could make no further advances, and the deaths must equal the births, Socialism Cannot alter the nature of things. The Socialists require a stock-that is, the savings of industry-to begin with; and as, even in their little commu- nities, the carpenter ...

... in an economical sense, a clumsy and costly mode of doing what is already better done by the old social system ; but the socialists are quite confident, and are never better pleased than to have an opportunity of defending their particular views. The Journal ...