... laughter, in having drawn together such M art discordant elements, lay and clerical, orthodox and Bapt infidel, churchman and socialist, tory aind radical, Choe agitators and cowards, aristocrat and leveller, learned CHA and unlearned, bigot and latitudinarian ...

... liberties. THE TEmPERANcE HAOLi, BRADF'ORD, will be .opened on Shrove Tuesday, the 27th of February next. - SOCIALISMe.-The Socialists of Bradford are es- '~tablishing' a library of works ou Socialism. SEnmtoos.-Ort Sunday evenisig, a sermon was R~ preached ...

... Mr. Machin's lost favourite, She wore a wore a wreath Of 00rosen ;` it well deservos to do'so. of I;TotE SOCIALISTS IN BILADFontD.-The Socialists he of B~radford liars had a festival this week. Robt. Owen, Esq., ho gave a lecture explanatory of his system ...

... Prtinitive Methodist pace day trio ton, by the Rev. G. Lamb, of Hlalfax. Co0 'luhing roon SOCIALISTs' FESTIVAL IN BADr lections libe day eVening, the Socialists of Bradford had FORD.-O room of the Odd Fellows' Hall. About I a festival in t tea, ascd the ...

... needy Dele- was gate. Mr. O'Connsor spoke an hour aird a half, and went con. Cue siderably out of his way to attack the Socialists. No reason casr ng, be assigned for this attack uriless Ic be that so ne of the ledlirg ticc Soclialists sho are streosuens ...

... rate-psyons. As usual In Had. F dersfield, this eleetlrn tisosumed a party aspect, litins being-the at pet of the Radicals and SocialIsts, and Taylor, the favou~itie of all C others, ,Waishaw sod Loan are equally qualified, and stand weli ol with the public: ...

... elected by a mnj orlty of`22toI13. Earn. ehawv hail, howvever, y votes. dNo. 2,-Almondbury District.-Threer ?? *t Blunns the Socialist), John Thornton, nod Win. Mug- d chunm, Binns, as might have been expected, wves ~e elected, there being for him 14 votes ...

... g ' tre,seuccinct, common-sens5e view of the question.- Me This little essay is well worth the attention of both the Socialists and their Opponents.-Leeds Tilnes. 'I Published by J. Cross, Commercial-Street, Leeds. ENLARGEMENT OF T1lE rATRIOT NEWSPAkER ...

... ndvertised for their go'; meeting, as it was occupied by the stoldierse, and therefore Ae -they should not meet at the Socialists' room,' in Jail Lan e. afte They did meet there, but did not remain long, as the Ale ?? wanted the room themselves for a ...

... philanthropy or religions. e Under whatever name lie may attempt to hide away sis sestsiments from public indignation, the Socialist is a self-cosavicted infidel not r ossly an infidel, but a libertine; not only a lIbertine, but a scoffer; a e scoffer to; ...

... Contemporaneously with the augmented use of machinery, notwithstanding the rapid *s advance of population. Ilr. Rigby, the socialist, made a b attempt to counteract the facts and arguments of the e lecturer, with what success may be imagined, when we state ...

... to be tried this year. It must be sown in ApriL It is said that each grain will produce 300,000 seeds. ROBERT OWEN THIE SOCIALIST, AND DR. PusxY ov OXoFRD.- Alan is a compound being, says Rtbert Owen, compelled by his organ!siti., and by external ...