... amongst them —the Socialists—and put them to the right about.** We shall put this assertion to the right about three sentences. There are, and there never were any Socialists publicly known in Belfast. There never was a meeting of Socialists in this town ...

... K*eturing in that town Tuesday evening last, an individual named M'Shoen offered some interruption, whieh resulted in the Socialists turning the latter out the room. Mr. Owen then proceeded with his leeture. had not,however, sj»oken man. minutes, when loud ...

... parties—(hat many inhabitants are becoming utiJer the reign ModemUsm—(hear) that, from the want of ovaagolteal training. Socialist* and Chartists are springing up in the rorjr heart Scotland— ...

... -itlulrawal „f the «lueat.onal daumsoftls.- Fnetori«BiU.-tp*i ...

... hurcli, years might have passcl away, one generation might have died from the earth, and another might have boon become Socialists and Infidels. The statistics quoted al»ovc bring to light another singular and instructive fact—namely, that, in proportion ...

... but one which was intended endow the Unitarians with the spoils of Trinitarians. If any man chose to endow Unitarian or Socialist chapel, lie Dr. Cooke) bad right to interefere, and if the nation chose to it, could not help it, however might lament the ...

... Methodists ; the orthodox Independents, and the Baptists • and it is supported, also. the whole ...

... they shall make war with the Lamb. Let them, then, examine 1 what these unclean spirits were. The\*nighl represent i the Socialists, the Fuseyites, the gross Millcnnarians| or. probablv. the advocates a slavish and arti-Cbrisi tian expediency. Tbe rev ...

... doctrines whatsoever any meeting-house.” was aware that would open the door to great enormities doctrine ; and they would have Socialists, Atheists, and blasphemers taking advantage of such state of the law ; but. at all events, in that ease, it would not ditticult ...

... gentleman who hail presided when the deputation had waited him that morning to ask him to take the chair. woman, understood to Socialist lecturer, stood up on the seat in ono of the pews, and intimated that she had amendment to propose. Undaunted the hurst of ...

... combats ; but vain does the traveller look for the ruins of any Asylum for the aged—the orphan—tiie homeless. Mrs. Martin, the Socialist lecturer, had lately said at Manchester that Christianity only left tracts with the poor but it was Christianity that clothed ...

... misunderstood and given offence, if this Committee compared Dr. MacfarUne, reference to this sentiment, with Robert Owen the Socialist: Now, nothing was farther from the members of this Committee than the idea of instituting such offensive comparison, hereby ...