... Mr. Goldie of Coldstream declaimed vehemently against the (ant ol ' the proposed condition. The inspectors might Papists, Socialists, or men no religion. He allude«l to the Jlible proposed to issued the Dissenters, whic i might contain supplementsry noil's ...

... and the Socialist and Infidel wrong,—if there be an hereafter—if these clouds shall yet cleave asunder—these graves beside me give up the dead—and yonder sea give up the dead, where would you then lake your stand ?—on the book of the Socialist, or the ...

... expensive, and the duly upon the men severe. Kosherr nr a Socialist. Saturday sen., Joseph Armitage, a spinner, residing in Alhion-street. Huddersfield, and who was a member of the Socialists’ that town, absconded with belonging to the funds the Hall ...

... engine, and the passengers, escaped uninjured. Robbery by a Socialist —On Saturday last, Joseph Armilage, a spinner, residing Albion-strcel, Huddersfield, and who was member of the Socialist body in th town, absconded with belonging to tho funds of the ...

... struck out from the operations of the Iri'h corporation ♦ ! was defeated in the Lords, on Monday, majority • Last week a Socialist decamped from Hudderanei which had been entrusted him by number of 1 new mora/vv« .r!d” men. . I The Commercial Bank of England ...

... Revtreud Prelate, was advisable or necessary. He believed, that the mischievous and doctrines of this sect of Owenites, or Socialists, would, before this lime, have fallen into contempt and oblivion, it were not for such attempts those which the Right Reverend ...

... Ireland, no man care openly avow the profession of t- fidelity. In England, they meet openly under the name of Owenites, or Socialists France, lliere still remain* bitter remnant of infidelity—to every other country 10 £u- Mr. Barrett *poke at some length ...

... down the wrath of Heaven ! Bishop Philpotti has busied himself much bringing the blasphemy of Socialists to light; but, iu all the blasphemy of the Socialists, there is surely nothing more impious than the Bishops use of the name and wrath of the Deity ...

... in Ireland no man dare openly avow the profession of infidelity. In England they meet openly under the name of Owenites, Socialists—in France there still remains bitter remnant of infidelity ; but in Ireland it dare not be openly professed, nor do I think ...

... s—Meeting the Bazaar. —Last nipht a public meeting, attended by about two thousand workmen, chiefly of the Chartist and Socialist classes, was held in the Bazaar, to hear the flve banished cotton-spinners—“ the Martyrs to the cause of labour, as they ...

... ander tbe authority of tbe General Assembly, ar* debarred from preaching in whole country side, where Seceders, Unitarians, Socialists, and tbe apostles of infidelity and sedition may labour without binderance—may, in this laud of unbounded toleration, take ...

... I While the government has been lardy, and voluntaryism busy in the cheapness of words and the lavishing of rebuke, the socialist poison is upon our factories—our prisons are enlarged—our ofliceis of justice are increased—millions are justly and generous ...