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MR.. OWNS LEcruREs.-Mr. Owen delivered
his second lecture on the improvement of society
last evening. 1t was attended by a very crowded
audience. Mr.. Owens labors IN this philanthropic
Held commenced as far back as the year 1915
He was the first manufacturer of American cotton
in Great Britain, and in that year he took a very
active part in agirating for free import of the raw
material into British ports, and took the lead in the
pnlianthroplc movement for the amelioraton of
the condition of the persons employed in the cot
ton factories of Great Britain. Since that period.
his schemes for bene6tting his race having been
greatly extended; he has devoted himself with un.
wearied industry and effort to the work of incul.
eating his peculiar views in the organization of So
clety, the education Of youth, and other topics
OF practical philosophy. MIR. Owen is, indeed, a
very remarkable man, and his lectures are emf.
nently deserving of attention. He lectures again
this evening at the Minerva Rooms.