... other, for a precarious support, what can we anticipate, particularly when we recollect the movement of the Chartists, the Socialists, and the disaffected, and at the same time bear in mind, that the important office of Secretary of State for the Home Department ...

... writings of the Apostles speaking a community of goods among the early Christians ; on this they found tbe doctrines of the Socialists. Our Saviour, in tbe synagogue of Nazareth opened Scripture at tho prophecy in which Isaiah describes divine mission : The ...

... Sabbath shone no day of rest for them. open doors to receive them,and they were a prey to the seducer, the corruptor, the Socialist, the Infidel, and the rebel. All in that assembly would bow dowa in gratitude to the Giver of all blessings that the storm ...

... right rev, prelate proved, the socialists and executive have appointed both legislative whose direction they are guided, Tracts of land have been re cently purchased aud rented for the purpose of establishing socialist colonies. Direct en- couragement ...

... the meeting proceeded from two working men, named Harrison &c Foster?the former of whom declared himself a chartist and socialist, and ran a tilt at the objects of the meeting, and denounced royalty itself, and the approaching nuptials, in no measured ...

... was true that was an active agent of the Socialists, and that an announcement to that effect was painted over his office door. Mr. Pare, in reply, admitted that he was once Vice-President of a body Socialists Birmingham, but he denied that he had any ...

... ulaces to remove the evils which flow from the spiritual ignora” of the poor, and to draw the artisan from the Chartist Socialist lecture-room to the House of God, it is to! ministers of this description that they must look for é ffec’ tual aid. Search ...

... his lordship's attention to the spread of Socialism in Leicester, and stating that a clerk railway office in that town, a Socialist lecturer, had endeavoured to corrupt a youth the same office, and a Sunday-school teacher. He had also placed in his hands ...

... admission the reserved seats, and 3d. to the gallery. Ladies are requested to attend, as no extracts from the works ot the Socialists, offensive to female delicacy, will read. Northampton, March 6th, 1840. ...

... discussion between Mr. Brindley (who has been for some weeks delivering anti-social lectures in this town) and Mr. Taunton, a Socialist, on the subject of the peculiar views of Robert Owen. The plan of discussion laid down by the Chairman, the Rev. W. Wales ...

... town. For reasons also which 1 need not mention, I avail myself of this opportunity to state my own conduct towards the Socialists, and theirs towards me. At Mr. Taunton's first lecture, some months ago, he challenged any Clergyman, Dissenting Minister ...

... few hours before he took tbe poisonous drug be dined with friend moving in the higher circles. Attempt to Set Fire to the Socialists' Hall of Science. —Sunday morning early strange, apparently determined and yet wholly unsuccessful attempt appears to have ...