... of the noble Lord, who, however, admitted that he had acted somewhat imprudently,) said he regarded the opinions of the Socialists as in the highest degree pernicious, and not the less dangerous because wild and absurd : be, however, mentioned several ...

... s and immoral doctrines by printed publications and other illegal means. This Address was avowedly directed against the Socialists; and although we hold, and ever have held, in the utmost abhorrence their pestilential doctrines of these persons, we must ...

... of crime, and very nurse of immorality. It is not from among the iatelledral sad the educated that the Chartista or Socialists derive their advocates and their victims, but from the and the imintraeted. Knowledge and truth were ever twin-sisters ...

... absented themselves from the meeting, the proceedings of which were interrupted for a time, by a vulgar harangue from * Socialist and Chartist of the name of Eresos. The address was however carried by * large majority. At Leeds, no meeting of the inhabitants ...

... advise his F./M1..141P not to tempt too far tire contempt arid obloquy he has provuled. Tux disruption of the colony of Socialists established in Manta-Fen. under the superintendence of Mr. Ifoosos, will not occasion so much surprise as gratification ...

... Church. Yes, °horned the bridegroom'. men, and you eau say that the brat person married in the new paisli church wan a :socialist Lecturer !'• The Bev. Edward Brown, M.A. opened e)is, state, but raid notlang.—Ludt Tiwes. ...

... Madrigal Society, The Philharlassie, at least a dozen Book Clubs, Breakfast Clops, Boat Clubs. The Fumigators, and lastly the Socialists. In politics there are the Pitt and Fox clubs, the farmer flourishing, the latter under the cloud: there are also one or ...

... by the gullibility of the Premier. It must have been a ludicrous scene—Sir ROBERT in close conversation with FLEMING, a socialist and editor ef the New Moral World, MARK CRASTREE, a &artist and the door-keeper to the ex-National loavention, and other ...

... the remain lee of the passage has been forgotten. Now if we were to put the question to auy one who is not altogether a socialist, whether it would not be bett e r that young men should be restrained if possible from reading such passages, surely lie ...

... Cooper addressed the jury for 5. _ _ the prosecution.-The prisoner objected to Errington —• bring sworn, as he was a socialist, and did not believe Toys or Tile RED B tam, or the bible.-lea reply to the prisoner. con crom.exami. Po th ST Flae.--Thie ...

... snob am -• %give due effect le their adverre. Mir • ( Hear.) DCIGIITON-Hero is • bill Mr. Woos *T would like to base if Socialist mad wadi hes hem rejected, and sorer , a Chemist par, or smitihitatio= et Mt its steed. Its not hie. (Hawk sad so be eased ...

... population of Blackrille, one moiety wr of various sects of thssenters there was gen a tmeaderable body of the so-idled Socialists. who disavowed all religious obligations. The Camshaftns of this latter band sot as idle and sottish little tail w, who ...