... SOCIALISM AND SOCIALISTS. We have observed, for some time past, with very sin- | cere regret, intimations of the existence of Socialism in Arbroath. The working classes of that prosperous town were once distinguished by intelligence, morality, and religious ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE WORKING CLASSES, We noticed very briefly in a recent No. the character of the infidelity somewhat prevalent under the title of Socialism; and we are to notice now, still more briefly, its influences upon the working classes, and ...

... pernicious doctrines with impunity, and that their numbers were rapidly increasing. The bishop described the organization of the Socialists as formidable ; and he estimated their numbers at 350,000, He insinuated that Lord Normanby was unwilling to enforce the ...

... engaged in the wmilitary operations 1o the westwand of the fudus. SOCTALISM, A long discussion took place on the evils of the Socialist system, on the wmotion of the Biskp of Exeter for an address to her Majesty on the sebject. The right rev. prelate stated ...

... with a testimonial, to mark their satisfaction with the manner in which he conducted the discussion, last weck, with the Socialist, H. Jeffrey of Edinburgh ; and for his triumphant advocacy of Christianity in opposition to the doctrines of Socialism. ...

... Mr. Pare, the registrar of deaths, &e., al Birmingham, a'though ke had an office in the same house in which a meeting of Socialists was held, had no connection whatever with the society ; for since the month of June last he had ceased to be an officer ...

... not assemble, and proclaim her Majesty’s Minister an usurper. GERMANY. Letters from Prague state that the doctrines of the Socialists, now almost forgotten in England, have made great progress in Germany amongst the manufacturing labourers, and that they ...

... the effects of the Bishop of Exeter's attack on the Socialists in the House of Londs is already becoming apparent in the inercased demand for copies of the New M wal Werld, the organ of the Socialists, Of so great inportance do the Socialis.s conecive ...

... lecres in John Street Hall, on the 15th and 19th current, vindication of civil and religous liberty.! Accord ...

... and funny proceedings we have yet heard of.’ It is, indeed! Mr. Owen, from England, has held a ¢ World's Convention ’ of Socialists, or kindred philosophers, in New York. The proceedings have been langhed at. oy s, Dl CANADA. The Quebec Fires.—The -nb ...

... portion o the labouring population. Dut the Moral World com: to our town now.a-davs, and Deists, under the nickname of Socialists, would soon be found in any elub in which they had an opportnnity of delivering” publicly their unphilosophical and dangerous ...

... English and Scottish artizans who may be located for a short time in Ircland, who are, he says, principally Chartists and Socialists, but whose greatest fault, in his opinion, is that they are apt to think and act for themselves, and thus give a bad example ...