... put forth the strong arm of the law to strike down the Socialists, .they will be deserving of no credit as professed anti- Socialists. In truth, they will be stigmatized by the Times as Socialists, as followers of OWEN, should they not do as the Tories ...

... certain persons for whose respectability he could vouch, stating that they had paid great attention to the publications of the Socialists; more particularly they wished to draw their Lordship? attention to a publication entitled the Social Bible, which contained ...

... manner the imputations cast upon the paper with which he was connected. In that paper th e t enets an d doctrines of the Socialists had been uniformly denounced as impious and abominable. He then read extracts to prove hi s statement; and, after a complete ...

... published, seven or eight per cent. read the works of PAINE ; according to the Bishop of EXETER double that ninnber are Socialists ; and it is a plain and palpable fact that nearly the whole of the unenfranchised classes are Chartists. The contrast between ...

... HOPE presented a petition from Gloucester praying for the release of the Sheritfg. HUNIE presented a petition from the Socialists of Rochester praying fur inquiry. The lion. Member also preented a petition from an artisan in Manchester, stating that ...

... numbers. But this spiritual Drawcansir calls for the laws against blasphemy to be put in vigorous execution against the Socialists, as if the policy of the system of rigour had not been rendered more than questionable by former exppi'ments.—The Times ...

... Rev. Gentleman who, getting nothing from Viscount MELBOURNE, got a clerk in a railway-office turned off, because he was a Socialist. Charitable persecutors ! Did the great master of the Bishops and Reverend Gentlemen appeal to the authorities, whether Roman ...

... 'notion was before it relative to First Fruits and Tenths. We will not blame the House for not liking such dry motions. We are Socialists enough to believe that men are not responsible for their likings. Who can help loving venison and wine, or disliking a prosing ...

... being rejected by the Noble Viscount, took another course.— (Hear, hear.) He applied to the office at which this lecturer of Socialists was a clerk, having seen an advertisement in a paper for premises suitable for a school, and that application was to be ...

... 1-16th for cash, and at 28i for 60 days. The clamour raised by the Bishop of EXETER about the necessity of persecuting the Socialists, forms the subject of an excellent article in the Journal des Debate of Tuesday, which we have received with the other Paris ...

... which employ these improper arts are very loud in their complaints of the Socialists and the tyrant majority of the House of Commons. But we venture to doubt whether the Socialist doctrines, carried out to the utmost consequences imputed to them by Mr. ...

... parties who have calumniated the Queen, designated the labouring classes as ragged Radicals, the swinish multitude, Chartists, Socialists, &c. We will forgive them their epithets if they will give us our rights.--(Cheers.) Mr. M. then entered into a short d ...