... commenced iheir alternate Monday evening meetings at the Castle lon, this day sennight, under the presidency Mr. Isaacson. The Socialists have also re-commenced their weekly meetings every Friday evening at the White Horae hotel, and have appointed Mr. Huliham ...

... There ate always a few who make it a point never attend public tvotthip. One of the debtors calling himself an Owenlte, or Socialist, in some respects well-informed man, holds and uiaiutaius principles which would subversive all order and morality; beginning ...

... interrupted to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into tbeir teuets aud principles. The Right Rev. Prelate theu proceeded to expiess bis surprise that the Socialists bad uot been prosecuted because tbev had offended ...

... aud assured the House that he had that morning received account from Hampshire of horrible and chilling atrocities uttered Socialist meeting. Bishop of Exeter gave notice that would, next Monday, move an address to the Crown to prosecute persons who might ...

... Wellington announced that he advised prosecutions of the Socialists when they violated the law ; j aud the Marquis of Normanby said he had recommended gentlemen keep their servants away from the Socialists. The Earl Colchester wished to withdraw the motion ...

... Bishop of Exeter, the Marquis Koruiauby slated that Mr. Pare had resigned Ins situation. The Bk«hop of Exeter admitted that Socialist Liverpool had contradicted an arcount which the Bishop formerly gave of a murder committed that place, but he asserted hat ...

... Rev. Gentleman who, getting nothing from Viscount Melbourne, got a clerk in a railway office turned off, because he wis a Socialist. Viscount St rang ford, in announcing his intention to make a motion on Thursday relative to inland warehousing, indulged ...

... attendance has not been good. The Governor deserves praiae for the care he has taken to prevent the admission into the prison Socialist & Chartist newipapers. I have seen several of those which have been detected, and from their much to be abominated tendency ...

... cross—it is the priest, break the sceplre—it is the King and the place where at present the most racy doctrines of the Socialists may be heaid, namely, Ham Common. All these things did the Bishop advertise on presenting petition, complaining of the ...

... blameless life, is not unfrequently doomed to pine in a dungeon, suffering a felons punishment. Licensino a Socialist Lecturer.—Mr. Buchanan, the Socialist lecturer, appeared at the Borough Court, Tuesday, and said he applied under the s'2d Geo. 111. c. 155 ...

... character, though with litlle pretension beyond an immoderate degree of assurance. He has been leading character among the Socialists, and always showed desire to become a public character. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence of his ...

... classes, and praying fur an extension of the franchise to remedy it. SOCIALISTS. Lord Brougham also presented petitions from members of the Universal Rational Religious Society (the Socialists), praying for inquiry into their tenets. The Noble Lord took the ...