... the empire, iu tranquillizing ed a hope that the bill (or suppressing the As- Ireland. (Hear, hear.) After a few other ob- socialist. would not be of a notelet to affect the servations, the noble Lord concluded he reading rights of the subject beyond the ...

... has been produced in this town bythe appearance of a placard, announcing that Mr. Hollock, one oftbe Missionaries ofthe Socialists, would deliver a course of Lectures at the Town Hall this week, with the permission of the Mayor, fully explaining the ...

... Once allow it in a prison, and upon what imaginable plea can you disallow it in a parish ? Fifty of the new sect called Socialists may with as much propriety demand from government an endowed teacher of their anti-social doctrines, as fifty Socinian prisoners ...

... teacher of some of chose politico• religious sects, which every day gerierutes, should be seized by justice; suppose this Socialist, or Chartist, or by whatever startling name ho is called, flung into prison ; what is to prevent his 51.1 incarcerated disciples ...

... dilution--that tertian. which Papists call liberality, and which Protestants call infidelity. The whole jargon of our mode, n socialists con-ists in their absurd attempt to reconcile contradictions which necessarily annul cacti other. the inan who believes ...

... to be the - Christian religion only. The roles laid down embraced not the Papist or the Cititarian merely ; but even the Socialist• with all his pollutions fuel blasphemies, would havo had free entrance, an an authorised, commissioned, and paid instructor ...

... Owen, of New Lanark, has taken a large tract of Land, at East Tetherley, near Stoekbridge, hie h he and a large body of his Socialist followers intend bo possession of next month for One purpose of carrying out his Social System.-IVJ7shire Independenf. roan ...

... the fundamental princi- ples of Socialism, and also to hear three charges which Mr. Brindley had brought against the Socialists, namely, Immorality, Blasphemy, and Atheism. Tbe meetings were each attended by nearly ?? persons, of whom a large proportion ...

... and and Kay, ettp, reedirg the archhishope and bishop., as the guardiaus of national ttlutatiee—inetruct ng Chartist. menu Socialists an their dehmh toweids and man ii ho tell of the tr:umohs of ballot, and the hiessim gm. of a rep, al of tee horn hews ...

... of this system. The noble Secretary of the Home Department had stated that the Government had taken no steps against the Socialists, because tbey bad not violated the laws. He was justified in assuming that the noble .Marquis was generally informed of ...

... zhitrning ire abominable tenets in:opted to his sect. 1,rd Nd MAN sail, be had only lately become acquainted with tf Socialist opiniens, a d the increase of those whc professed them. He doubted the policy in -- wet:wing Mr. Owed.. discipl , A. Lord ...

... Ministry. (Hear, hear !) There was now- growing up, in this country, a society, under the till, of National Religionists or Socialists, who were pro- mulgating the most baneful disgusting theory. They di.: not call upon the Government to take vigorous measures ...