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... be prepared for preservation. —Dorset County Chronicle. EVENING D 'MON. GREAT MEETING OF THE sOCIALISTS OF MANCHESTER. ' A meeting of the body called Socialists, was convened in Carpenters' Hall, Manchester, on Thuisday evening lase, to petition Parliament ...
... not even of the Socialists. He did not come before that meeting as a member of the Socialist body ; what his opinions were would most likely be shown at that meeting ; but it was enough to state at present that ne was not a Socialist. He then read the ...
... To-yrORROW. minutos atter 2 Evening 13 minutes atter 3 - , . AM+ LONDON: MOND4tY, FEBRUARY 3, 1840. The existence of the Socialists is by no means the °sky sign of wild and extravagant opinions now prevalent in society. Our table is literally covered with ...
... was his object? It was merely the diffusion of particular opinions throughout the land. And wha t was the object of the Socialists ? It was the diffusion of those means throughout the land which would secare to every individual those things which human ...
... presented petitions to a similar effect from Sligo and other parts of Ireland. Mr. AINSWORTH presented a petition from the Socialists of Bolton praying the House to appoint a Committee to inquire into the principles of Mr. Robert Owen. Though he (Mr. A.) ...
... Bishq of Exeter's attack on the Socialists in the House of Lords, 15 already becoming apparent in the increased demand for copies of the New Moral World, the organ of the Socialists. Of great importance do the Socialists conceive the speech of the Bishop ...
... WELLINGTON announced that he advised prosecutions of the Socialists when they violated the law ; and the Marquis of NORMANBY said he had recommended gentlemen to keep their servants away from the Socialists. Lord COLCHESTER withdrew his motion for papers concerning ...
... county cf Gloucester, and from the householders and inhabitants of Winterslow in the county •f Wilts, deploring that the Socialist system bad been introduced into the immediate neighbourhood of the petitioners, and a Sunday evening lecture established ...
... Hear, hear.) The leaders of the Chartists were in many cases the leaders of the Socialists—they held their meetings in the same room on alternate nights. n Leeds the Socialist newspaper and the Chartist newspaper (the IVortherr, Star) were printed and published ...
... praying that a Committee might be appointed to inquire into the doctrines of the Socialists. The Hon. Member said that he had been furnished with the Rules of a Socialist Society, in which he was not able to see anything objectionable. Also a similar petition ...
... the doctrines and conduct of the Socialists so reprehensible as a truculent priest exciting persecution for a difference of opinion. Nor will her Majesty's Ministers lose by the Bishop of EXETER'S attack on the Socialists. It has convinced many of their ...
... inquiry into the principles of the Socialists. The opinions professed by those who entertained Socialist views, were awful in the extreme. In one instance an individual of th• name of Fleming, in opening the Socialist Society, there stated that crowns ...