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... THE SOCIALISTS, In article the *' labours of the Session,” in the just published number of the Churck Knylutui Hemew, the writer gives the following picture of the Socialists, and siieak* with just reprobation of the countenance afforded to them by the ...
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... THE SOCIALISTS. Wg have received a letter from one of th«'- - worthies, to whicli we decline giving inscrti on account not only of its tone of levity on gious matters, but also its downright ami -'J I*1 ?? gated infidelity. In the letter in ('iiestion— ...
... Socialist*. The Bishop London wished the Government interfere, and assured their Lordships that the Socialists were increasing. insisted its being tbe duty of the Government to rive circulation and extent to sound Christian principles, and he did not ...
... THE BISHOPS AND THE SOCIALISTS. tj calamitous event has happened: The Bishops have attacked Socialism! We feel assured that l were it possible to diffuse these doctrines more widely than they are pre« nt, this is precisely the . means most likely to be ...
... THE PRINCIPLES OF THE SOCIALISTS. The country owes a deep debt of gratitude to the Bishop Exeter for the judicious and able manner which he lias brought forward the pernicious system of Owen. Nothing, perhaps, can be so humiliating to great and intelligent ...
... SOCIALIST FUNERALS. TO TnE proprietors, and especially to thf. Mi NAGING COMMITTEE OFTHE LEEDS GENERAL CEMETERY. Genti.f.m kn, — l have not seen the rules of yonr company or the list of your subscribers, and therefore am in some degree of uncer- tainty ...
... turnip field we had alieady seen, I rem 7 to my friend, that if these were Socialist turnips ?? promised well. They were Socialist turnips, and we after found 700 Socialist sheep. Winding down a gentle declivity, we saw a red th- storied brick building ...
... THE SOCIALIST.COMMUNITY IN HAMPSHIRE. The Mercury of Saturday week contained p»- ragnipli, copied from an obscure scurrilous publication, which contained serious charges against Mr. Owen. Last Saturday, a communication apjieared from Mr. Isaac Ironside ...
... THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY IN HAMPSHIRE- The correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, who signs One who has Whistled at the Plough, lately paid a visit to the settlement of the Socialists at Harmony Hall, Hampshire The remarks of the old ploughman have ...
... PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE SOCIALISTS. Manchester, June 13.—The Socialists baring completed their new building, situate in Camp-field, in this town, which they have dubbed the Hall of Science, it was opened Sunday last great pjrop and circumstance. In ...
... THE VICAR OF BRADFORD AND THE SOCIALISTS. Our readers Bradford are aware that an invitation was sent (among others) to Dr. Scoresby, inviting him to be present at a lecture given in the Odd Fellows' Hall, by Social Missionary, named Hollick, from Sheffield ...