... amongst the Sunday frequenters of the York Hotel. We believe that these wretched individuals style themselves Owenites or Socialists. Their principal objects seem to be the remodelling of society—the abolition of all acts of worship, which they term ...

... that he owed his rationality” to eating hot flummery and scalding Ids stomaell, was deservedly langllfd at, even by the socialists themselccs.— Halifax Express. The Revenue.—lt .appears from the revenue accounts, that there has been a great increase in ...

... result from what tbe socialists call the influence of external circustances.” In the formation of his own habits, in the acquisition of knowledge, and even in tbe exercise of his intellectual faculties, man is held by the socialists to be the mere passive ...

... taking it up at all. Mr. Campbell then declared that, without flattery to Mr. Brindley, he stated that he had now been a socialist twenty years, and been engaged in discussions without intermission during that period, but never, his life, heard any one ...

... it up at all. Mr. Campbell then declared that, 1 without flattery to Mr. Brindley, he slated it, that 1 he had now been a socialist twenty years, and been engaged in discussions without intermission during that period, but never, in his life, heard any ...

... therefore as undeserving any serious attempt to expose their folly and wickedness. The diligence, however, with which the socialists have circulated their infidel doctrines has obtained for them some measure of temporary success. In all large towns more ...

... of the Socialists were held Phillips’s hou ...

... of this town, stepped forward, and proposed to prove, that, according to one of the fundamental principles of Socialism, Socialist! i could never established. For the sake of argument, he assumed the truth of that fundamental principle, namely “that man ...

... may not be immediately soured and poisoned, irritated and deluded; that masses of young men may not become Chartists or Socialists.— Social Guzettc. Tbe London Dispatch advertises, that It is about to present its readers with thelbitended charter of England ...

... RAINES tbo North Midland Railway Bill was read a third time, and passed. Mr. LISTER presented petition from the Bradford Socialists, praying that Robert Owen and others might be heard before committee of the House. SirDE LACY EVANS presented a petition ...

... outrages the dignity reason itself. have always said— teach the wives and mothers of tho unhappy men who frequent the Socialist conventicle what the doctrines of the wretches are—m ike them understand that every woman to subject to the passions any ...

... Baines, the North Midland Railway bill was read a third time and pasted. Mr. Listed presented a petition from the Bradford Socialists, praying that Robert Owen and others might beard before a committee of the House. Sir G. Da L. Evans presented a peli'ion ...