... archbishop without ar.-y previous solicitation expectation on his part, and before he was even aware of Mr. Hay's death. Socialists, alias Infidfi s, at a Discount In consequence of socialism being almost extinct in this town, a Mr. Campel gave lectures ...

... carried tri- umphantly. On Tuesday, 6,000 persons assembled in theyard of ?? Haill, Leeds, and in despite of chartists and socialists resolved that the corn laws were at variance with the laws of God, and the rights of humanity. On W ednesday a great ...

... speeches of these two watermen were alike creditable to their heads and to their hearts. If any chartist, or poor deluded socialist, had been present, would have writhed under the agony of listening to poor men asserting principles of lore and reverence ...

... laws! our liberties! our pr and between the “ foul av ties! and our lives !! congregated he of revolutionists ! auarchists, socialists, chartists » and, in one word, If history be not merely an “old almanack,” but is (as finely remarked an illustrious ph ...

... practical illustration of this, week, in an account he received fromi one of his district visitors, of a pious woman, w band,'a Socialist, had, through the force of e, expressed a desire to go to church, and had said to his Well, wench,.I think thee and I must ...

... clothing was stolen. Chaktist Meeting.—The Oldham Chartists assembled in tolerably large numbers on Tuesday evening, in the Socialists meeting room, Grosvenor-street, to decide upon whether a memorial to her majesty praying for the respite of Frost, and the ...

... obscure portions of society. Lord Brougham afterwards presented four petitions from Rational Religionists, vulgarly called Socialists, signed by Owen and other officers of the society, and from three oaher societies, praying for inquiry into their principles ...

... an , that vety lamely and disingenuously-the sty] ol the Bishop Exeter's speech, and then t declare that the opinions the Socialists, a described by the rev. pielate, were perfeetl harmless because of their absurdity. Upon thi as upon almost every other ...

... li brought. The petitious isere lrom Mlr. O eii aed tie vilicers of the societv of uatioial reli- g. %yss vulgarly called socialists, and prased a full 2iitir? 'into their systeu. Atfter the Bishiip of Exeter ju ?? BROCUGHIAM ?? r. I o .. c31:z tbe attacks ...

... the church; but by political dissenters, in the first case, and sensual \theism i t,,e other,—by the Chartists and the Socialists that day.—(Applause.) And though the church has been thus conspicuous for its loyalty, yet has it not, at the same time ...

... Mr. Pare, the registrar of deaths, &c.. at Birmingham, although be had an office in the same house in which a meeting at socialists wss held, bad no connection awhat- ever with that society; for, since the mouth of June last, he had ceased to be an officer ...

... a proper person to represent Christian comm in parliament; for not two years ago, he was ,n one Sunday afternoon, in the Socialist room in Sal™* cheek by jowl, with Robert Owen—(Cheers.) fa had now a gentleman returping officer, who W ...