... The ground of offence is supposed to be the friendly intercourse whioh has taken place between the Rev. Gentleman and the Socialists. NECESSITY OF FREE WILL has in former times agitated the public mind more than in the present ?? says, i Ithas been either ...

... 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 ...

... feet that Paine was being celebrated as a political writer only.. oy. SECOND FESTIVAL OF THE 'SOCcAL II2TS - ;TTt'ON.-The Socialists intend to hold a festival in the large room of the institution, next Monday even- ing, Feb. 5. BURGLARY AT W-NAmHILL.-James ...

... neighbour- hood, but from places at a considerable distance, a pretty accurate criterion of judging of the extent to which the Socialists have succeeded in interesting the public in their proceedings. The room was neatly ornamented with evergreens and artificial ...

... evening, Mr. . Wilson in the Chair, when it was resolved that a: society be formed, and that it be called the Society- of Socialists. Several persons put down their names .- as members. The next meeting is to be held on Tuesday the 20th inst., at Mr. Thorp's ...

... Working Men's Associations of London, Bath, Bristol, and Leeds, and to the Radical Association of DeJvsbuy, not forgetting the Socialists of Birtningham, Btistol, end bnd- derafield; and in a par ticlr manneir ~we eturin our.sincere thanki to Richard Oastler ...

... previous oesisie lined for a similar offence. Another man fined five shillings and costs, upon a simi r charge SOCIALISM.-The Socialists have to a rooni5. this town capable of holding several hun sed peojiSO - which they intend oening in a short til.e, t p ...

... similar charge, but the case not being clearly made out, he was dismissed. LEFDS SOCIALISTS.-On Sunday next, we I understand, two lectures will be delivered in the I Socialists Hall, by Mr. G. Fleming, Editor of the New Noral World.. SOCIETYi OF FFiiaRsDs ...

... ferocious against the Socialists; and, as a thaet proof of his information, we may mention, that the that whole of his remarks in the last Guardian are upon hat two works, which he attributes to the Socialists, hut tivr with which the Socialists are just as much ...

... Sunday last, your Correspondent, led by curiosity, 'P.ai got to a large room used by a body of men calling ga themselves Socialists, as their place of rendezvous, swhere they seek to extend themselves, their views, 11s-principles, and pursuits in the ordinary ...

... understandO is, the 'members iof the association have, to a con- f siderable extent, formed themselves into a branch of the Socialists, who not only require to be eman. cipated from political disabilities, hut seek also to e free themselves from those di ...

... understand that, in order that they may enjoy the full protection of the law in the assertion of their opinions, the Leeds Socialists have procured a license for the room in which they meet. Theroomisasplendid one, andisornamented b3 a |very powerful organ ...