... far worse tban it is. I'heir honest and manly natures have been disgusted by the mingled treason and infidelity which the Socialists and Chartists and otber new lights of the age, would teach them ; while the common observation of every day is sufficient ...

... political principles, left town for tbe same purpose, previous to »« 'receiving tbe requisition —Morning Advertiser. . ...

... fidelity — Dissent IVhiggery aad Chartism — the baneful effoits of the Free Traders — and the blasting doctrines of the. Socialists. We offer the columns of the Essex Standard ar the channel for cowmunicatin™ to those for whom they arc intended anil and ...

... shares, is at the rate of 54 per cent, loss to the original holders, exclusive of interest. Progress of Socialish. — The socialists are most industriously spreading the poiso.i of their doctrines throughout Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield, and other large ...

... 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 ...

... What is to follow ? is full of interest at the pre- sent juncture. We extract the following remarks : — The Chartists and Socialists are two sects which have lately risen up. of a character the most undisguis- edly noxious. The first of these bodies was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... presenting this petition, the Right Reverend Prelate entered at pieat length into the subject: he stated that the society of Socialists have divided Great Britain in- to fourteen districts, which are regularly visited by Missionaries; a subscription is kept ...

... inhabitant of the town had an ap- prentice who secretly attended the Socialist meetings, and read Socialist works. On Sunday he attended St. George's Church (for these Socialists did not forbid their followers going to church provided they came to their ...

... control. It was not their duty to seek to conciliate the violators of the law. (Hear. hear.) He would take the case of the Socialists. Were they aware of their extensive existence — of their power- ful combination? (Hear, hear.) Of the nature of their peculiar ...