... BiH, but it provided some remedy for an overgrown evil. It pleased not, how- ever, the Dissenting, the Deistical, and the Socialist notions ; it was, therefore, opposed ; was first emas- culated, and ultimately withdrawn. It was a mea- sure the importance ...

... equally disqualifies the ministers of Dissent. Whence then are the visitors to come ? Now it must be observed, that the Socialist has no bias ; all religions are to him alike; he is your true liberal, in whose eyes all congregations and persuasions ...

... then it is clear that the excellent and admirable people in the world may be counted hy millions ; for neither Socialists nor Mahomedans, St. Simonians nor Buddhists, Brahmins nor French philosophers, read these stories, either in their chapels ...

... others calibre, A It may not be geaerally kaown that a building has lately been erected at Long Buckby by the Chartist and Socialist shoemakers of that place, dabbed the Working Man’s Hall (qy. awl), for the dissemination of seditions and indel principles ...

... progress. This last named fact strengt my cori osity. sod made bd me brea! ¢ .e barrier of pr ejudice, aod go among Cc the Socialists, to judge for myself what they were ; for, sand, if vice se really said ifftheir house is built epoo there is, theo. either ...

... that my month’s viait to Harmony has made me a better christian, from the contewplation of the finest virtaes among tie Socialists! I cen more esteem them as fellow- creatures stragglieg on in that narrow way which we are all to widen, and offering ahe ...

... energies on practical reforms, such as the repeal of the corn-laws, rather than clamouring for vague impossibilities. The semi-Socialist agitation, also, against capital and the laws upon which the whole existing system of industry and property depends, which ...

... . AND now what is the evidence on which the imputation rests ' It is that of a fellow named WILLIAM S511Tur,-a Chartist-Socialist,-a fraudulent, uncertificated bankrupt, to whom Mr. BATESON had lent, and by whom he had lost, a large sum of money,-who ...

... we have received it. A more detailed accouat appears in another part of our paper. A k-yrmbu\k'umnfl«l with Chartists and Socialists, aud abasdoved himself to the seditious and dissolute practices of the persons with whom he was leagued, The crime with ...

... foreign countries. The resolution' was seconded. by Mr. John Wright. At this stage, a person named Southwell, we believe, a Socialist, addressed the meeting, and, amid great confusion and .hissingp attempted to draw a parallel between the sufferings of Dr: ...

... and denied the charge, and proceeded to shew what sort of person his accuser was. He was, it seems, both a Chartist and a Socialist ; ho had been made a bankrupt by Alder- man .Bateson, who. was a great sufferer by him ; ho had made fraudulent payments ...

... important 1 discoverer. „ _ . . , marriage, the views of most German Communists are far more ; moral than those of the French Socialists; some few, indeed, seem to plead for the community of women, but they are repudiated by the majority, and Weitling talks ...