... motions. The Duke ot Buckingham was, also, the friend of the Short Committee. and of I.ord Ashley and his motley group of Socialists and Chartists. His Grace gave them much warmer reception than Sir James Graham and I.ord Stanley ; and his retirement or ...

... a deputation from the manufacturing districts. 1 rather surprised that the Noble Lord should speak wild much asperity of Socialist Editors. (Great laughter.) The Government may have been deceived to the character of the persons constituting the deputation ...

... first the gentlemen who came to the Government in favour of the Ten Hours’ Bill, and who turned out, after all, to be the Socialist Editors of some New Moral World —that the attention of the Government would be given to the subject.— But now, it appears ...

... a person who was formerly expelled from the Belfast Royal Academical Institution, and who has since turned Chartist and Socialist all a lump. We ive this just as wc got it ; our authority being one of the speakers at the meeting, who told us that he ...

... meeting in Newtownards, it is said that * was ex- pelled from the Belf t Royal Institution, and had since turned Chartist and Socialist all ina lump. This is rather a weighty charge, not to mention the other parts of the report which alludes to me, and which ...

... lone friends say to this, as well as to all the other sterling facts connected with this report? the grand sum total of Socialist members throughout the And kingdom has dwindled down to less than 2,000! we have it on the authority of Robert Owen himself ...

... because it showed the materials that the Chartists were made of. England they proclaimed, the greatest part of them, the Socialist part of them, perfect infidelity—hero they dare not proclaim infidelity, because no man Ireland would be allowed by any sect ...

... it would seem as if the Chartists mcau to put a prohibition upon “religious privileges,” and compel all people to become Socialists. Possibly, however, they only use a wrong expression ; and mean merely to object to exclusive religious privilegesand, if ...

... arrive in Liverpool on bis return to England. I believe it is in contemplation to invite him to a public dinner. The and Socialists.— The Liverpool | legion of these worthies arc, with few* exceptions, a mi- , serable tribe. Waddington’s universal suffering ...

... good. (Laughter.) The friends of the learned blacksmith, Mr. Blythe Hurst, pressed him to deliver lectures in reply the Socialist. This he declined, but he wrote a book, entitled Christianity no Priestcraft,” and had printed and published. The worthy ...

... colliers are contending. The meeting was attended by delegates from the colliers in Scotland, and by several Chartist and Socialist lecturers, hut everything pissed off quiet, ly, most of the men from Dudley having returned in straggling parties about three ...

... colliers are contenling. The meeting was attenrded by delegates from tire colliers in Scotland, and by several 'hartist atr Socialist lecturers. but everything passed off quiet- ly, most of the men froni Durlley having returned in straggling parties about ...