... distribution—Speech of Lord Stanley, on Ministers, verbatim, 3d, or 20s per 100 for distribution — Speech of Bishop of Exeter on Socialists, 3d, or 20s per 100 for distribution —Speech of Lord Lyndhurst Labours of the Session, 3d, or 205 per 100 for distri ...

... their lerdshipe' houae, though, as had been stated, they might have cecasioned for the more numerous attenclancer at the socialist meetinge than heretofore, and though they might have muted a greater demand for secielist publicatioes by persons whose curiosity ...

... might take place at the •ft,, t !'e time with that upon the petitions of Frost and w HUTT presented a petition from certain socialists null, praying for inquiry into the principles of their I,Puciation. Also a petition from a Society of Friends of religious ...

... the unhappy victims of such demoralising instruction ? As to atheism, which it appears is one of the main features of the socialist creed, if we can call that a creed which resolves the whole moral existence of man into brute instinct, we do not . believe ...

... the description which the Bishop of EXETER indispensable to the security of all the debtor classes gave in Parliament of socialist meetings, at which of the community. We think, moreover, the present that person presided. In making such an appointcorn ...

... every grade of society, from the Lord Chief Justice of England to the bum-bailiff's follower. ONE OF THE SLAVES. OWEN THE SOCIALIST AND TIIE QUEEN'S MINISTERS.—We know not whether Mr. Owen be,as reputed, the parent of the system promulgated as Socialism ...

... for the motioi 19. Lord J. 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 ...

... examine Mr. Owen at the bar with regard to the doctrine embraced by the society. The next petition was from the community of socialists at Liverpool, and their prayer was to the same effect. The third petition was from Brighton, but the petitioners were not ...

... (See Lords' report). Mr. BARING WALL presented a petition from West Tiverly, complaining of the impurity with which the socialists in Hampshire were allowed to profane the Sabbath by holding public meetings on that day for the propagation of blasphemous ...

... have been the must sacred from his polluting intrusion, and close by what ear of virgin youthfulness, the foul fiend of socialist impurity— Squat like a toad, Assaying by his devilish arts to forge Illusions as he list. - . Thence, from that place ...

... quite far enough in this new march, and that if we go much further we shall reach the head-quarters of the chartists and socialists, will think it full time to wheel about to the right, and to support the old concern. We say, it is a struggle for first ...

... HALIFAX. -- THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY IN HAMPSHIRE.—Mr. Brindle) , delivered a lecture on socialism at Halifax, on Wednesday week. He described the community in Hampshire as chiefly a sheep farm, with little or no stock, no turnips ' and one of the very ...