... Tower. The agreement/was almost when the disturbanc.s commencing he Lent induced the au• dimities here to break off the ix-socialist alosptly. It was then determined by the agent in the transaction, the pen in the greatest money establishment in Europe. ...

... to catch a man who wee out • reformer. If in the grows multitude then helots hum, so extraordiesry a being *humid by any socialist emet, he would feel himself greatly obliged to that personage if he would jitst have the kindness to hold op his hand (Cheers ...

... of the Irish Bar. Encouraged in this manner, the Reformers and the Anti- Unionists, and the Anti-Tythists, and the Anti-Socialists, the indigenous rebels of the soil, pressed upon the liberal Governor, who, accordingly, finding the thing getting too hot ...

... of the Irish Bar. Encouraged in this manner, the Reformers and the Anti- Unionists, and the Anti-Tythists, and the Anti-Socialists, the indigenous rebels of the soil, pressed 'Ton the liberal Governor, who, accordingly, finding the thing getting too hot ...

... meet and mutually embrace each other, like lover and mistress. Both extremes are regarded as visionaries tbe world. The Socialist, who preaches of com. vanity of goods, abolition of crime, of punishment, of magistrates, and of marriage, is accounted equally ...

... followed. It was delightful to see such good feeling extending so widely throughout the Trades' Unions ; theywereall becoming socialists. It had been long his convistion that the rights of the labouring classes of the community could not be obtained by any ...

... followed. It was delightful to see such good feeling extending so widely throughout the Trades' Unions ; theywere all becoming socialists. It had been long his conviction that the rights of the labouring classes of the community could not be obtained by any ...

... ul. If tber* be more than one ct tbe time of convention, the ellianee ia made tb* stele witb lbs largest of tbe religions socialist. It is ft it should be so, because the larger the religious society it (waxes tub oirrsasNCE i» not in rsssntiau), tbs mars ...

... HindMlan— B. Aaaam-P. Mr. Koyla’a Botany end Zoology o ...

... general. The sentiments which he advanced, the feelings which he displayed, and the happiness he communicated to his fellow. socialists, were of the highest order. Ile seemed to think himself the humblest individual of the company; but the loud plaudits which ...

... general. The sentiments which advanced, the feelings which he displayed, and the happiness he communicated to his fellow-socialists, were of the highest order. Several professional singers afforded a pleasing treat daring the evening, which was passed ...

... Isis lecture. The organ has been injured, and much damage done to the windows, &c., which the proprietor insists on the Socialists making good. THE CONVICT PEGSWORTII.—When it was communicated to Pegsworth on Wednesday night that a warrant had issued ...