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... Socialist*. The Bishop London wished the Government interfere, and assured their Lordships that the Socialists were increasing. insisted its being tbe duty of the Government to rive circulation and extent to sound Christian principles, and he did not ...
... THE BISHOPS AND THE SOCIALISTS. tj calamitous event has happened: The Bishops have attacked Socialism! We feel assured that l were it possible to diffuse these doctrines more widely than they are pre« nt, this is precisely the . means most likely to be ...
... SOCIALIST FUNERALS. TO TnE proprietors, and especially to thf. Mi NAGING COMMITTEE OFTHE LEEDS GENERAL CEMETERY. Genti.f.m kn, — l have not seen the rules of yonr company or the list of your subscribers, and therefore am in some degree of uncer- tainty ...
... the Corn Law said no. The Socialists could not regain their feet; and I am sorry to say there are some farmers who are not socialists, in position little better than theirs; I should say worse than theirs : The Socialists are most part skilled mechanics ...
... SINGULAR. CHARGE AGAINST THlE SOCIALISTS. The M1aneJester Twines, of Saturday, contains a long report of proceedings at the Borough Court, on Wed. ner.dy, Thurtday, and Friday, in the case of inform- ations laid by the Rev. Mr. Kidd, incumbent of St. ...
... SOCIALIST FUNERALS AT THE LEEDS CEMETERY. TO THE REV. JAMES FAWCETT, Ai.A. I VI SIR,_A letter having appeared ?? you in the 1ltolli- i - gencer of Saturday lhst, addressed to the Proprietors, and cspe- cially to the Managing Committee of the Leeds General ...
... ]f- el Mr A. CANasLa said ho would epeak what he felt 01 and knew to be correct. H Ie avowed himself a demo.0 ti cratlo socialist, by which he meant that the whole popu- w lation should be ~provided for, from her Majety and her ft court, down to the lowest ...
... John-street, Tottenhanmcourtroad, oi Priday, tite ith March, to address the Provsionalt aoveramenth e Prance-explain English Socialist.rAnta espote the ig. norance of the Timis and other journals rsspectingit. Mr RWsDAr OWaEN was unanimously elected to the ...
... country, or .colour, wee given lth to the meeting. In the shiape of an address, adopted by finj the Aanuai Congress of Socialists, held In Leeds, In ant 1840, the reading of which woe listened to with the hal greatestattention, frequently interrop tod ...
... considered as expressed by the briefer pbrase of “Sucialism.” And here I must begin by avowinz, that Iam not a “ Socialist.” The opinions of the Socialists on commercial questions, and particularly on the desira bleness or possibility of excluding the principle ...
... LICENSING OP SOCIALIST DANCING ROOMS. We mentioned three weeks ago that one of our Huddersfleld Correspondents, in announcing the fact that the Socialist* of that town had registered their Hall of Science as a place of Assembly for the Religious ...
... 347. Fifteen departments have returned Socialists only, amounting to 116. Thirty departments have returned candidates of both parties— Moderates 164, Socialists 101. The general result is Moderates 511, Socialists 217, unknown 22, making up a total of ...