... it had beeti despatched, j jndsav one of the Saiford beadles, haviug reason to suspect a young man named David Harding, a Socialist, went to Carpenters' Hall, o:i Sunday, where that body I aye usually some kiiul of preacbins, to apprehend him. Singularly ...

... Birmingham, and our other large towns, amongst which Chartism has never taken root? Does Mr. Faithfull know that a Catholic Socialist is a phenomenon that has not yet been seen ? No, —we fear that it is in the Protestant flock, that the plague-spot of Socialism ...

... and and Kay, ettp, reedirg the archhishope and bishop., as the guardiaus of national ttlutatiee—inetruct ng Chartist. menu Socialists an their dehmh toweids and man ii ho tell of the tr:umohs of ballot, and the hiessim gm. of a rep, al of tee horn hews ...

... the Bible. It must not be assumed that society incurs no risk from the propagation of the disgusting doctrines of the Socialists ?? it cannot be denied that the pestilence is spreading; the printing press is only one of the machines at work to extend ...

... meovs (,,lilt the livie l, hs- ning), of repressing vire, of steeurng sld repeinitrg tite ?? ?? loti- dlelity, Popery, Socialis:;t, aird thicr moral and religiouis evHt, i ntd if dritfaiig among osr increasing prpnlition. tieblessirgsoftrue retliioni ...

... and Kay, superseding the archbishops and bishops, as the guar- dians of national education — instructing Chartists and Socialists in their duties towards God md man ?? Who shall tell of the triumphs of the billot, and the bless- ings of a repeal of the ...

... Earl then adverted to the alarming state of the country, and concluded with a severe phi° lippic on the presentation of the Socialist, Owen, to her Majesty by the noble Viscount. He was not in the country at the time when that individual was said to have ...

... 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 ...

... committee. Lord anby stated, in answer to a question from the Bishop Exeter, that the Government had taken no *teps repress the Socialists, but that if those persons committed any illegal or themselves *o pro«ecntion, the Govern- meat would not shrink fiom the ...

... necessary to take aity steps to repress Social.. ism, as such but I can assure your lordshilps that if the persons calledi Socialists commit aty illegal act or in any way subject themselves to prosectutiotithere will exist no dispositioni on the iart of ...

... when we hear them recommending and practising arson aud murder —when we find them echoing the wretched blasphemies of the Socialists,—as dead to a Christian s hope as to a freeman's honesty, what can we say but that they are slaves of the very lowest and ...

... of the noble Lord, who, however, admitted that he had acted somewhat imprudently,) said he regarded the opinions of the Socialists as in the highest degree pernicious, and not the less dangerous because wild and absurd : be, however, mentioned several ...