... the parties who attend are invited to public discussion. Last event a contrast wa* drawn between tbe arrangements of the socialist system and those of New Poor taw. lecturer, Mr. llollick, Social Missionary fron. London, wa* opposed Mr. George Kitlnu, ...

... infidelity that was being spread abroad by the means of preaching, as it was called. The filthy and pestilential doctrines the Socialists were being propagated by the same means, and it was hardly possible to put one's head out of one's own door, especially ...

... done him, & considered that it was his duty as a Clergyman to promote iusti- tutions like the present. He felt that while Socialists, Chartists, Infidels, Ac. were banded together for ' purposes injurious to the interests of society, it was happy spectacle ...

... Owen has made numerous practical proselytes—that he is at the head of a great and ide spreading sect, calling themselves Socialists, and professing the uoetrines just mentioned, which are not only incompatible with our political constitution, moral obligations ...

... stolen from the coach which had despatched. Lindsay, one of the beadles, having reason suspect young man named David Harding, Socialist, went Carpenters' Hallj Sunday, Iwhere that body usually some kind preaching, apprehend him. Singnlarly enough, when entered ...

... vmi-fi the Society Socialists, of which was the worthy leader. Pollution thust brought the foot the by the Prime Minister, Franc.! may well aver, the halcyon days British riorv are fast passing away. (Hear.) People may Senate these Socialists as madmen—they ...

... the very circumstance, the Whig Minister having presumed to introduce into the very presence ot Royalty such character the Socialist Oven, the man wbo bad declared marriage to be ** a Satanic Device, coupled with the insults which Ministers offered to the ...

... if you please, pi dish tbem in your paper. am, your's E. H. TO CORRESPONDENTS. would ask the writer of Utter, respecting Socialist Lectures im trmouth, signed A* Inhabitant that Town, v at authority there wonld for our insertion of his acts, so long ...

... into exposition the principles avowed the socialists— principles utterly incompatible with the existence of any of the ins tit mtous, moral or political, now established in any part the world. The socialists, and their head, Mr. Owen, declare all religion ...

... career of democratic innovation; and encouraging alike, infidels land papists, the political dissenter, and the atheistical socialist,- their attacks upon our Common Protestantism; in their crusade against onr venerable and venerated Church. When Lord Melbourne ...

... agitation was allowed to cabinet minister, how could it be denied to him? (Cheers.) He would next allude to the case ofthe Socialists, and would ask, had Governm* nt given them no encouragement? Were they aware ofthe increased extension of tbeir opinions ...

... specimens before us of Liberal effrontery and recklessness, from the Bed Chamber intrigue to the presentation of the licentious Socialist Owen, at the Court of a Virgin Queen, or the off-hand form in which such gross public ' outrages upon decency, morality, ...