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... body of men are again being cilled into existence. On Monday last a public meeting of the men of Birmingham Was held in tho Socialists' Chapel, for the purpose of appointing a ele.legate to present the chartists hi the New Gereral Convention. The speeches ...
... Maynooth, and Irish tranquillity before their eyes—as it Canada was not revolting —or the chartist rebellion was not planned in Socialist chapels, licensed by a British Sovereign for a worship of atheism. What are the chief epochs—the memorabilia of the Melbourne ...
... Duppa, and Kay, superseding the archbishops and bishops, as the guardians of national education—instructing Chartists and Socialists in their duties towards God and man? Who shall , tell of the triumphs of the ballot, and the blessings of a repeal of the ...
... first Minister of State, commonly called the Premier ? Yes, I am. Did not you introduce Mr. OWEN, the founder of the Socialists, to her MAJESTY ? Were you not cognisant that Mr. had distinguished himself by ridiculing all our institutions in Church ...
... body of men are again being called into existence. On Monday last a public meeting of the men of Birmingham was held in the Socialists' Chapel, for the purpose of appointing a delegate to represent the chartists in the New General Convention. The speeches ...
... their cliildren, V 1-t-- f ■- from ,l,e common stock— aa opinion in 7 ll ?? agreed- - arc 6 ny - this is Socialist doctrine, and the ■ of tiie Socialists is received at Court upon the Auction ofthe Prime Minister. A magistrate, ! 7 w ho was present, reproved ...
... from the most fanatical ultra-Toryism down to the most ferocious Chartism, from the Popery of Oxford to the atheism of the Socialists; and never were falsehood, slander, and coarse invective more unscrupulously an& cruelly employed. What a disgrace to the ...
... Maynooth, and Irish tranquillity before their eyes—as if Canada was not revolting—or the chartist rebellion was not planned in Socialist chapels, licensed by a British Sovereign for a worship of atheism. The other article of the Quarterly Review which we think ...
... her ' Minister of State, commouly called the Premier:** ?? V* I am. Did not you introduce Mr. Gwen, the founder of th* Socialists, to her Majesty? Were you not cognisa» t that Mr. Owen had distinguished himself by ?? all our institutions in Church ...
... MAJESTY'S ,rst Minister of State, commonly called the ren ' i ? Yes, I am. Did not you intro. Mr. OWEN, the founder of the Socialists, to her ? Were you not cognisant that Mr. 'WEN had distinguished himself by ridiculing all or institution s in Church ...
... chuckler among knaves! and still Silenus ofthe gang! One wretched fool— by whom nought fair In chastity was seen, A poor mad Socialist— he led Triumphant to the Queen ! While she, whose soul was chastity, Was let— 'neath slander— pine, To leave Lord Melbourne— ...
... rt Owen has made numerous practical proselytes—that he is at the head of a great and spreading sect, calling themselves Socialists, and professing the doctrines just mentioned, which are not only incompatible with our political constitution, moral obligations ...