... 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 ...

... the chartists, socialists, and all those political sects and vain theorists with which the country swarms. From this impotence of government sober and thinking Englishmen beheld not without alarm chartists appointed magistrates, socialists nominated to ...

... prospect of punishment. Globe. Blasphemous Publications.—The Bristol Mirror, alluding to the recent very proper conviction of a Socialist in that city for his shameless remarks upon the Bible and Christianity, well observes, Most proper it is that well-educated ...

... most ably and eloquently demolished his opponent's observations, and happily replied to a sneer from him about admitting a Socialist editor to interview, which circumstance, he properly observed, was a very different thing to a presentation at court. The ...

... 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 ...

... Socialism.—The Hall of Science is no longer tenanted by this very conceited and all-wise sect. The greater part of the Socialists are trying to raise funds to enable them to emigrate to America, and are disposing of their shares at any price.— Liverpool ...

... remarks which we are now about to offer, we wish particularly sink the distinctions between Whig and Conservative, Radical and Socialist —it is a matter of justice between man and man, and in a proceeding so serious as that of interfering with the elective franchise ...

... any severe contest will turn the scale in favour of that party to which they by pecuniary interest, become attached. The Socialists are so completely extinguished in Liverpool that they have been obliged to change the name of their building from The ...

... socialism was dead at Norwich, and tbat the socialist women of that city were the lowest of the low—an assertion which created much interruption, and resulted vote disapprobation being got by the socialists present. Great confusion ensued, amidst which ...

... new and good (?) The friends of the learned blacksmith, Mr. Blythe Hurst, pressed him to deliver lectures in reply to the Socialist. This he declined, but he wrote a book, entitled Christianity no Priestcraft, and had it printed and published. The worthy ...

... Pasley, be imprisoned for twelve months; and that you, R. B. Shauahau, be imprisoned for six months. Final Explosion of the Socialist Community Hampshire, and Flight Robert Owen. Socialism is at last, by the confession of its dupes, declared to be impracticable ...

... 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 ...