... ** 1111 . and Which instead of improving her health made He would not let her have doctor. He was a wanted her to attend socialist meetings; but she 1 that made him angry. On Monday last came ner and produced a bottle, saying he would trive thing to do ...

... Legitimist, the Republican shakes him by the hand as almost a brother. He can be liberal with Barrot, warlike with Thiers, and socialist with Lamartixe. All know that what Berryer aims at, viz., a restoration of the Duke of Bordeaux, is a vision. It is neither ...

... a fortnight since, when speaking of Mrs. Yarham's first husband. We stated he was imprisoned for selling unstamped and socialist papersit was for vending unstamped newspapers, without reference to the advocacy of any moral or immoral principles. ...

... yet to do, at the very head of society, before we descend to criticise the bombast of Shropshire Tories and Spitalfields Socialists, or travel oversea to complain of the ignorance and absurdities respecting England, which sometimes stuff out the harangues ...

... to discourage them. Neither landlords, nor the church, or Government under its influence, should be over-squeamish about socialist other heresies. Working men often complain, and not without reason, that the law does not give co-operation fair play. They ...

... prison sixteen years and eight months. HAMPSHIRE. Novel Religious Community.—A portion of the property lateiy occupied the socialist community at New Harmony, near Steckbridge, in Hampshire, which has just been dissolved, has been taken posscssicn of by ...

... can devote themselves more entirely to their task, and thus become more expert at it. What those mere slaves of words, the Socialists of England, and the St. Simonians or Fourrierists of France, would obtain by arbitrary divisions of men into classcs, is ...

... Mechanics' Union, were arreted at early hour morning, on the charge of uttering Itasserted that they belonged to community of socialists. Lid that they had propounded doctrines contrary to the n'uhT peace. The prisoners have been subjected to a very W examination ...

... great many public meetings and k.j ' seen one hand held up against him. At the 'mmi> on 'T au address from Robert Owen, the socialist mee,i announcing himself candidate. The nominal take place on Thursday ; the poll will be taken ou FriS A meeting of Lord ...

... which we write, without success, and, at present, | acli candidate relies on his own individual strength. Itobt. Owen, the socialist, whose address was read by Mr. Lloyd Jones a meeting of Mr. Serjeant Shee's friends on Satur| i!ay, docs not, we understand ...

... thoroughly practical and extra-political purpose of procuring land for their members. The various attempts of the communists and socialists to occupy land in common—an experiment which, however, has never yet been fairly tried—have always been made under the influence ...

... the Land Comp»ny professes. This avowal and the tenor of your remarks upon the various attempts of the communists and socialists to occupy land common, experiment which you justly remark has never been fairly tried,-are indications of the progress ...