... for the recent military operations in that country. The expected debate -on Lord Ashley’s motion respecting Air.Fare, the Socialist, to whom the Whig Ministers had given a registrar’s place, was avoided the preliminary 'ncli John Russell gave, in answer ...

... 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 ...

... agents of the new community! Mr. Pare, who had a Socialist office on the same premises, as the office for registering births, deatlis, and marriages! who, in the single month of May last, presided at the Socialist meetings not less than six times, was appointed ...

... the powers of satire possessed by the author of this work brought to bear upon the odious doctrines and practices of the Socialists. ...

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

... Owemsm.” availed himself of lhat opportunity to complain the llishop of Hitler in haring hl.med the for not stopping the socialist publications, observing that the first plate the pipers were not stamped, anil, aeeondly, that the duly of the Statop-office ...

... Onwhyn’a illustrative plate. V\ sec of Mtire :»uthnr of this tirousht to hear upon the oilious doctrines and practice* of the Socialists. MARRIAGE HER MAJESTY Monday tlip auypicinos (lay appointed lor the Cfdebration of the nuptials our with her Uoy.il cousin ...

... effect such principles. •• Mr. Darke, mn*t respectable of hsnipton, had apprentice, who lied hern the habit of unending Socialist Mf.d b' STint; llicir lecture*. tturi hnsed «h**ir publications, ami hia niestvr shop not being of lint kin to furnish them ...

... brought on before the end of the month. In the House of Lords, the Bishop of continues to advocate the persecution of the Socialists, and to blame the Government for not persecuting them. ...

... the agents the new community! Mr. Pare, who had Socialist office the same premises, as the office for registering births, deaths, and marriages! who, in the single month of May last, presided the Socialist meetings not less than six limes, was appointed ...

... : “6t. Margaret’s. Leicester. Feb. 11, 1840. Lord, —In July last I took the liberty of informing Lord Melbourne that tha Socialists were making efforts to extend themselves in Leicester, and had advertised for a larger school room, not little encouraged ...

... strictly speaking, i« not responsible for the acts of the Tory Ministry ; but it does, notwithstanding, seem strange that the Socialists for upwards of twenty years should have been exerting themselves to the utmost to gain notoriety, both in the old world ...