... e excitement has been produced to this town by of a placard,annoanriag that Mr. Hollock, one of tbe Missionaries of tbe Socialists, would deliver a. course of Lectures tbe Town Hall this week, with tbe permission of tbe Mayor. fully explaining tbe Social ...

... honour they bad done him, and consitbat It was bis doty as a clergyman to jte institutions like the present. He felt that Socialists, Cbanists. Infidels, &c. were d together for purposes injurious to the ins society, was a happy spectacle see .ts different ...

... tent on both aides. We say thus much, Indulging no leaning to either, bat simply In relation to tbe fact. Last come the Socialists and their publications, against which as against the Chartists, Sin John invokes coercion. We hive ssld all that we think ...

... Injurious opinions. The Bight Rev. Prelate entered into very lengthened statement of the opinions end principles advocated the Socialists, and prayed that some etepe taken by tbat House for her Majesty’s Ministers to prevent their spread throughout the country ...

... member of that degraded sect—one which I never mention without horror—that abomination to society and to the country, a Socialist, fApplause.) I cannot tell you, my friends, the satisfaction with which I hear that applause. In unison with which tells ...

... preached die ••'I lt;*( •I; l&rquU Norn* a»bt entered Into ex. d concerning Mr. Pare, and stated what ntly heard of the Socialists, and announced of Mtolr publications were noir %nder lie atloo the the (?roTrn. irchbUbop ol Cx*TMmnv*» the rapid growth ...

... were it menluety, hi* home in Birmingham might soon be »nnfor him. The letter act forth, that the attended aeveral of the Socialist** meetings at ■— P»r« presiding. Among the eubjecta were the folio wing—•• The falsehood of the Thera it no God.” he. One ...

... had resigned Ids situation ; fact, howerer, was hunted from it by bis persecutors. The Bishop of Exbtrb admitted that a Socialist Liverpool had contradicted account which the Bishop formerly gave of a murder committed at that place, but lie asserted that ...

... suspended chance of a dissolution. In the present state of the country, divided Chartism out of mentand Radicalism in, the Socialists tod the Corn Agitation, accompanied with all its interests and prejudices both sides, dissoloiioo is scarcely be expected ...

... principles. Ii was now tin* habit among the opponents to classthose who differed from them and stigmatise them chartists and socialists. He begged • xpreasly to say, on ov.n part, that thoroughly detested aim scouted such principles, and that it was wish, ...

... could with their skill and capital, and they might then set at defiance all the anti.Coro>l|w Delegates and the attempts of Socialists, and their labourers would form a haopy and contented population. ** The health the unsuccessful Candidate*,” fiord uaynlog ...

... character, though with little pretension beyond an Immoderate degree of assurance. He has been a leading character among the Socialists, and always showed a desire become public 1 character. His tcl.l on Saturday occupied seven hours, consequence of his loug ...