... first that, by public authority, forbade the Clergy only to marry. And what shall we say to the Malthusians and Owenist Socialists ofthe present day, who for different reasons, and with different views in end, both endeavour to discourage, if not forbid ...

... men generally deliver a lecture or two previous to the tithe day—but where are they on the morrow And will the Peterchurch socialists tell me whether such men care most for the flock the fleece ? This is a very difficult and tender question, but 'ere long ...

... Tracts. One argument urged by the speakjj/ increased exertion the part, t'.ie friends of this tli*. Mas the fact that the socialists are disseminating eir Penurious doctrines M-ith unwearied industry. They 2*J missionaries, one of whom was paid 30s. a, ...

... of the times which it was written, would enable the An did advocate the truth to reply all tl.,' plausible objections the Socialist and the blasphemer Several instances where this knowledge would useful' were pointed out. This able discourse was listened ...

... avows his political sentiments :— In politics I am an out-and-out double-distilled Radical—but take care—no Chartist or Socialist, the deluded followers of the unhappy Owen, formerly of Lanark Mills—a man who should have been in a lunatic asylum years ...

... professed a belief in what was advanced, and the socialist flattered himself that had gained a convert. Musing for an instant, he, with great gravity, seized a glass ale, and dashed its contents the socialist's face, who, after recovering from the excitement ...

... Bristol. —The socialist door-keeper was summoned, on Saturday last for assault on a witness sent to try the question the legality of their taking money ; and Lloyd Jones for fastening the meeting-door. The magistrates detiaod that the socialists could not ...

... addition of three lions, presented by Sir Thomas Reade, consul at Tunis. Socialism.—The following report, taken from the Anti-Socialist Circular, will be read with much interest, shows socialism to be rapidly on the decline :— The New Moral World, of June ...

... rmt enquiries were made as lnembers of the deputation; when, ti: disci?i ered that the and front of S ; a nd es O'Connor, Socialist philo- editors of Mr. Owen's New Moral iS aS C v reated much mirth in the some f urther particulars Ulronidc i eerily ...

... use of certain pointed modes of converting master manufacturers, there is much to be approved of in the doctrines of the Socialists and the Oastlerites. Thus the Standard candidly admits that the impiety and the foul immorality of the system of Owen form ...

... which, after vast deal of stage display—these gentlemen delegates of the Ten Hours Bill, who afterwards turned out to be the Socialist editors of £ome New Moral World'— (cheers and laughter)—encouraged the hope that the Government would adopt the measures ...

... arrived in Belfast one day last week to proceed to Scotland, in hopes of employment during the harvest in that country. The Socialist Community Hampshire understood to have failed, after an expenditure of £37,000. The workmen have been discharged, and Mr ...