... individual had been vice-president of the socialist society at Birmingham until June last. A public office ought never to have been held by such person. He had further declared, upon giving up his office among the socialists, that he did so with regret, for private ...

... they would or would not give protection to agriculture. There was a society ving under the name Rational Religionists, or Socialists, who held the most pernicious doctrines and scoffed at religion and marriage. Yet the Prime Minister of England had. introduced ...

... inhabitants and householders of Cheltenham, and from the householders and inhabitants of Winterslow, deploring that the Socialist system had been introduced into the immediate neighbourhood of the petitioners, and a Sunday evening lecture established ...

... availed himself that opportunity to complain of the Bishop of Exeter having blamed the Stamp-office for not stopping the socialist publications, observing that in the first place the papers were not stamped, and secondly, that the duty of the Stamp-office ...

... Penitentiary in consequence of a memorial in their favour, instead of being transported pursuant to their sentence. Socialism. A Socialist, the creature of circumstances over which he has no controul, decamped last week from Huddersfield with 300/. entrusted ...

... it was written, would enable the candid advocate of the truth to reply to all the seemingly Dlausible objections of the Socialist and the blasphemer. Several instances where this knowledge would be useful were pointed out. This able discourse was listened ...

... 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 ...

... nay, it is not long since the Bishop of Exeter was assailed even for refuting the blasphemies and immoral doctrines of the Socialists. The Rev. Mr. Molesworth has also been abused for observing at the late Conservative Dinner in Lancashire that the cause ...

... recovered, and the stag was secured after a chase of two hours and twenty minutes' bard running.— Bucks Gazette. Committal of a Socialist on Charges of Forgery and Swindling.—ln the Hull police court, on Saturday, John Robarts, remanded from Monday last on charge ...

... indecencies which have been inculcated far and wide in England of late years, in what are called socialist publications publications which are called socialist, we presume, because they strike at the very foundations of society, amd endeavour to dissolve ...

... and advocating measures which would deprive them of that just protection which is not denied to other classes. Owen, the Socialist, has been lecturing at Bristol, but it is gratifying to find that he was most ably refuted by Mr. Brindley.—lt was reported ...