... disciples, said, although he had known the Socialist leader for many years, he had never before heard of the doctrines now ascribed to him by the Right Rev. Prelate. The same ignorance of the character of the Socialist doctrines was pleaded by the Marquis ...

... THE SOCIALISTS. We refer to our fourth page for outline of the Dr. Scoresbt's concluding Lecture at Bradford, °f. new system of Infidelity termed Socialism. The y Gentleman deserves the warm thanks of the mor»l religious People of England, for his exertions ...

... THE FARMER AND THE SOCIALIST. Emboldened by his . ce,s at the Town Hall, and the countenance of tile liberal Moyor, Mr. Varnham felt himself quite at ease amongst the peop| e * irK ] did not fail to introduce himself opinions wherever he found opportunity ...

... Rev. Eustice Giles, of Leeds, his admirable lecture the irrationality and absurdity socialism, remark that the Socialist,' ;and the Socialist, how much more the founder of Socialism ! a self-convicted infidel j not only infidel, but libertine , not only ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. C. enquires what Inn at Sidmouth entertains Socialists ': Perhaps he would find them all very Sociable and pleasant, he had letter try each of them for a month. Several Births and Marriages not authenticated are omitted; co ...

... nothing material; two sm» only being wanted :— Louis Napoleon 111,9001 Fould 78,818 Raspail 67,215 J re*** Cabit, Socialist 65,318 Thore, Socialist 64,719 Roger, moderate 61,397 At Lyons the same Raspail had 31,400, and the model* y didate, Revet, 31,903, but ...

... Pit/mouth Gazette. Sir.—I entirely agree in the observations in your last paper, respecting the vile attempts making by the paid Socialist Lecturers to debauch the morals and principles of the lower classes in the North of Devon, by their blasphemous, disgusting ...

... Happiness rejoined the Socialist, I can never be happy, I am ruined, Oh that Robert Owen had never lived. I This poor wretch found Socialism •* too hard in death. The Doctor concluded his sermon by very affectionate appeal to the Socialists, aud by exhorting ...

... for entrance to the Socialists' Hall, illegal. This practice, therefore, was put an end t°' and the further decline of Socialism in Bristol hr* been the consequence.—The learned Doctor, since successful contest with the Socialists, has been del ' vering ...

... three Representatives of the City in the Natit>nal Assembly. The different parties of Legitimists, Moderate Republicans, Socialists, and Red-Republicans, or Terrorists, have exerted themselves for their respective Candidates, aud though the success of ...

... fifteen days are over we may expect a new Ministry to be formed, as the Socialists have made a most extraordinary progress. The combined friends of Order muster 3,200,0:)0, the Socialists nearly 3,000,000. A vast number abstained from voting at all; some remained ...

... however inadequate to the enormity of the offence, may have the*-«ffect of crippling not n the miserable remnant of the Socialist fraternity Bristol, but of generally acquainting their infidel pthren, over whom Divine law seems here to ,i controul, that ...