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... the following extract from the lecture of the Rev. Giles, as reported in the Rtcord, Nov. 28lh: ** he avowed object of the Socialist lay Ibis rampart of chastity in the dust; and though attempts lo dtpnify his purposes with the name? of virtue and philanthropy ...
... his boat the Rind, with his poor Wife a ptillyhawling along by a rope, like a tovvin horse ou the banks of the Tems ! The socialist's Opinion of Marriage.-—The following sentiments upon this subject extracted from Robert Owen's works, by the Rev. Mr. Giles ...
... sailor, and he approved of the metamorphosis when saw her in tbe trast and occupation of cabin boy board the Williams. The Socialists, though sect of infidels, denying the very existence of God, get their places of meeting licensed under the Act of Parliament ...
... another, without any regard to their natures, whether they be corporeal spiritual.—[Oxford-House, Castle-street, Reading.] The Socialists, though sect of infidels denying the vcrv existence of a God, get their places of meeting licensed under the Act Parliament ...
... worth acting ' of the. present time ;—whilst the political Nonconformists, who are in league with Papists, Infidels, an Socialists, to rob and overthrow the Bible Church England, are themselves the moat contemptible apostates and renegades from the principles ...
... —Several incendiary fires have Press i-corn place, particalarly in the northern connties. usday Procress or Soctarism.—The Socialists are mos triously spreading the poison of their doctrines thi ent of y feed Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield, and other towns ...
... Clozia hall, which is capa- lays claim to this distinction, as no remedy has hitherto he of accommodating 20,060 persons. The Socialists aud been discovered which proves so generaliy beneficial in } ' disorders of the nervous svstem and of «he digestive organs ...
... may, without impropriety, remark, that the mind of the deceased had latterly seemed to be much unsettled by the reading of Socialist publications, which he had procured without Mr. Parke’s know- ledge, and appeared to have studied with much at- tention. ...
... carriages. DscLrn or flOclALlett iw SALPORD.-We are happy to inform oar reader., that the building hitherto occupied by the Socialists, in Salford, has been sold, end about to be used as a Sunday School. We trust that the abomination now erecting near St ...
... more true of the Liberals. For here we find radicals and whigs, spurious churchmen and dissenters, » fidels, and atheists, socialists and republicans, blended together in opposition to a party of one mind andimpulse. How far more incohgrnous to see the ...
... journals. Sociatism.—The Bishop of Exeter inquired if minis- ters had taken any step to put down those associations, called socialist associations —The Marquis of Normanby answered in the negative. Such associations were con- sidered harmless.—Adjourned. ...
... Manchester? 1 had letter a lew nay ago from a clergyman who labours in that town, and he » exactly opposite his church the Socialists are building a spienc hall, which, when finished, will be one of the finest *! Manchester. But there is another fact which ...