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... the doctrine and the preacher, the moment he had finished. Afterwards he was one of the chief leaders among the Christian Socialists, and wrote constantly in their paper, anda series of tracts under the nom de plume of Parson Let. One of his tracts in this ...
... platform for a moment, ami Mr. made frantic effort to resume. Then up rose the sweep in furious mood, and giving vent to some Socialist idea, he seemed contemplate laying violent hands on Mr. M’Meehan. We have poetical authority for the belief that affection ...
... Tenant-right is not less to desdred securing to the occupier that which is truly his. than count trading the wild and semi-socialistic theories which every day that sees justice delayed encourages and diffuses. some landlords seem to think that they have ...
... abuse, in the fine phrases can command, the Ebronites, Arians, Nestorians, Entychians, false phUosophers, Pantheists, and Socialists the present day,” and may say hard things of the Reformers, whom clasies under the same category “monsters of error.” A ...
... development of his mind; but that should down on his knees to the peerage, declare the Red Book “sacred”—he, the Christian socialist—an institution “second in sacredness that most sacred of institutions, monarchy,” and, consequently, more sacred than the ...
... frightfully abused by scheming iigitators, and ideas have been fostered in the minds of the peasantry which would require a socialist revolution to realise. This has done a vast it ant el harm and indisposed English member. at Parliament to aptiroach the ...
... dcstn'V the Constitution, and sulmii’tute President with year for the Monarchy, and Mr. Mill at liberty to carry out his Socialistic doctrines. He called upon the scions of the old Whig Constitu tional families to recollect their hereditary principles. ...
... I Professor History and English Literature, ! Caction to Fishmoncebs.—On the morning ■ chief loaders among the Christian Socialists, and write considerably. Holders are very linn, ilistanco betwwu Dublin and Belfast but eighty | has arrived. 1 Tuesday ...
... doctrinaire class, 7 that lion. gentleman must make one of that Cabinet, t and he would then be in a position to advance those 1 socialist and communist theories which he had so energetically advocated inhis writings. The hon. e gentleman would thenbe in a position ...
... indiscriminate manslaying and woman - flogging! Mr. Kingsley once wrote about Alton Locke, Tailor and Poetbut this was in his socialistic and weak humanitarian days. had not then become Oxford Professor and a Royal chaplain. had not written Hereward, the last ...
... the Constitution, and substitute a President with £IO,OOO year for the Monarchy, and Mr. Mill be liberty to carry out his Socialistic doctrines. He called upon the scions the old Whig constitutional families to recollect their hereditary principles, and ...
... shown to protect the nroperty of the landlord from long i ...