... bel had we ppily bourne himseM without t you to the but be aely d ong you,” Some further alt The ensued, aod, ere long the socialist w open as Suinmanily the into sehtude —AMorning Paper to the Williara Liew founder Coweress-stroct, West Raydia George Gowar ...

... this number to compass that object. It is intended to uphold the Establishment against the attacks of the Papist and the Socialist, and to convey, in homely language, proper views of Ecclesiastical History, the great interest the Church has always taken ...

... committee. Lord anby stated, in answer to a question from the Bishop Exeter, that the Government had taken no *teps repress the Socialists, but that if those persons committed any illegal or themselves *o pro«ecntion, the Govern- meat would not shrink fiom the ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOrSE OF LORDS.—Friday, Jan. ! of r presented Friday night the petition need bv him respecting the Socialists. It was signed by t' 1 thou-null the clergy, bankers, merchants, and inhabitants town B..mimrham, and complained the extent ...

... the fullest iuquiry into it. Lord Brougham afterwards presented four petitions from Rational Religionists, vulgarly called Socialists,” signed by Owen and other officers of the society, and from three other societies, praying for inquiry into their principles ...

... ordships would direct the fullest inquiry into it. I.ord Bnoi afterwards prr* four petitions from •• national fulgarly called Socialists, signed Owen and other officers of the society, and from three other societies, praying for inquiry into their principle* ...

... Christian doctrine cannot fail to have effect on them ; and equally striking and efficacious must it prove in the eyes of the Socialists of Wisbeach. The rampant bigotry of a certai portion of the Established Clergy—and this we regret to say constitutes the ...

... THE BISHOP OF EXETER AND THE SOCIALISTS. From a Correspondent. The spiritual Lord of Exeter opposing fanaticism ! Who can credit the fact ? One would suppose, from the uniform support that berign and beavenly-minded prelate had given to the cauee of religious ...

... Secretary of State down the Chartist and Socialist magistrate, appointed by Government, his duty; in fact, let the Government be a Government. But \*hat is tliere in this formation and activity of the Socialist parties, will be asked, which calls for the ...

... from the Secret ary I State down Chartist and Socialist magistrate, appointed by Government, his duty; fact, let Government be a Government. But what is there in this formation and activity of the Socialist parties, it will asked, which calls for the ...

... blasphemous and immoral publications, especially as to the tenets and proceedings of a society established under the name of Socialists, who were represented iu petition? presented to this house to be society the object of which was by the diffusion of its ...