... good, but the paper thicker than that on which the Bank of England notes are printed Shrewsbury Chronicle. Robert Owen the Socialist, and Dr. ofOxfortL— Man compound being,'' says Robert Owen, compelled his and by external circumstances, receive his feelings ...

... But, th* question being one between the voice of th* country on the one side, and the most sweet voices dissenting, socialist, and tail member* on the other, the Ministers did not hesitate ft one moment: another trick was played, and th* vote in ...

... the Protestant religion but ag*V.', all any religion was accomplished hv the Ministers, hv the introduction r* Owen, the socialist, the presenc*) our virgin Queen and for what purpose t readers suppose, but that this minister, and tip tine, was introduced ...

... followed by them, and a political institution complete failure. It abounds in wealth, it has an army of priests, but the Socialists and the Chartists, who threaten the peace of society, forsake, despise, and contemn it. The Bishop of Exeter is sensible ...

... to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. (Hear.) The Right Rev. Prelate then proceeded to express his surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted because, as the Marquis ...

... and chapels, wss preached Louth parish church, the v. J. Bowstead, M.A , who in the course his sermon stated that Papists, Socialists, laSdels, aad Chartists, instruments in the hands Almighty God to punish the Episcopal Church, for her neglect not providing ...

... exposition of the principles avowed hy the socialists—principles utterly incompatible with the existence of any of the institutions, moral or political, now established in any part of the world. The socialists, and their head, Mr. Owen, declare all religion ...

... shame that the town of Lincoln has been shown to be so prominent as supporters of the infidel and brutelising system of the Socialists. But this disgrace is not incurred by the acts ofthe inhabitants themselves, excepting in the election to the govern, ance ...

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

... right reverend prelate established most clearly that the most blasphemous and destructive doctrines are propagated by the socialists, every week, and by means of vast variety organs. They have weekly newspaper in their service. They publish immense numbers ...

... the motion 19. LordJ. Russell, when Lord Ashley was about to bring forward his motion for an address to cancel the socialist Mr. Pare's appointment, stated that Mr. Pare had resigned the office of registrar of births and marriages in the town of ...

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