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... must desire to see such a system carried into practice. The Socialists l sought the ca-operation of thle good and the wise I only. WVith the countenance and support of such men, the Socialists would submit to all the abuse lthat as so regularly heaped ...
... Secialist; and', so0 far as he could, Judge from the duct opinions which he at presenit Ientertained, he never that would be a Socialist-at least i h the sense to which that coul term had recently been perverted. But that vas not of ti the question. The question ...
... statistical, explanatory, and encouraging slips and tracts might be given gratis, as now practised by religious societies and Socialists, still a very great number might be sold, and thus the mass of the people have something for their money, on which they ...
... unions and soaieties exercise the advantages It of their organization to obtain the Charter. y 6. That however mnuch the Socialists have lauonred, gor have even effected, in reducing the reputation and 'd ghostly powers of the priesthood, they have, never- ...
... to manifest their fsympathy for Air. O'Connor, and their. devotion to eth cause of the people.; fMr. CAMPBELL, one of the Socialist snaries, 7proposed that the petition be presented to both ,Caouses of Parliament-that to the Peers by Lord Iltreughamr, and ...
... ded' is'intendd'for the propagatioa of the principles of Mr. n filobert Owen, or thl class of persons -cesensonly called .Socialists,' and for the purpose of holding public It meetings, delivering lectures on scientifie subjects, &c., ai was formally opened ...
... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. ...
... and that lie is one of the directors of a public cons- pany. Socimeust.-Oi Monday evening last, 80h June, the braiuct of Socialists in Edinburgh, held the first of a series of tea parties, in their ball, 24, Waterloo- plAee. About one hundred and thirty ...
... to the atrocious doctrines promulgated with so much zeal by the sect of modern infidels who falsely denote themselves Socialists -a class whose opinions are subversive of all mrcra- lity and Christianity, and which sap the founda- sinls of society ...
... t)ttley, Fraser, and Mr. lloxon, the proprietor of the book prosecuted. TsrE SOCIALIsTs.-Amongst the addresses to her Majesty that have emanated from Birmingham is one from the Socialists. There was such a racket about Mr. Owen being presented at court, that ...
... transacted up to the hour of post. 'THE SocrALIsrs.-The Sun of Thursday contains a long account of a brutal attack made upon a Socialist congregation in the Potteries, by a drunken mob. CaeM. CoN.-DUNDAS v. HosE.-In the Queen's Bench, Thursday, an action was ...
... The work so described is understood to be the com- plete edition of Shelley's Poems, and the prosecution is got up by the Socialists, in revenge for the re- ocent punishment of one of their agents. The bail tj was accepted. Of WHEN HER MAJESTY was pleased ...