... deaths, and marriages, and also the office of vice-president of she Socialist Society, that he had a printed board over his office -expressive of his official station among the Socialist Society ; and also that Mr. Pare, in the discharge of the duties of ...

... femnales of Liverpool snd tire neiglhbourlsoosl, expressing regret that Mr. Owemi, tire head and founder of tire sct called Socialists, had been be! introduced to her Mairjsty, his been forwarded to the Of Marqutis of Nor-marshly, and acknowledged by him ...

... bad reyisot'* ,j uation ; but the fact is, be has been hunted jirerA, his persecutors. 'n.-gor or Exstbr admitted that a Socialist at contradicted an account which the Bishop yterP? of murder committed that place, furost f Ajted that his account seas correct ...

... excuse. The Bishop having dnisosed of one Noble Lord. now turned to another, and inquired of Lord Noemanby whether Mr. Pare, Socialist Superintendent Registrar. was dismissed by the Noble Marquis. or whether he was permutted to re. e l. I.old tnr.at.ser an ...

... the motion 19. LordJ. 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 ...

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

... naturalising and granting an annuity to Prince Albert received the royal assent con* mission. Several petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying inquiry and that Mr. Owen be heard at the bar the bouse, were presented by Lord Stanhope. The noble earl observed ...

... presented a petition from the Community of Rational Religioni.ts established in Hampshire, praying fur inquiry into the Socialist doctrines. and that Mr. Owen s'ould be examined at the bar; also one from a numb*, of inhabitants of Liverpool, belonging ...

... give account, taken from the Coventry Her.ild, a robbery said to have been committed by young man, named David Harding, socialist, who, bis apprehension denied tlie robbery but said had parcel bis lodgings which another young man had hit with him at a ...

... Earl of Clarendon, tho Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Earl of ErroU. Lord STANHOPE presented several petitions from bodies of socialists, praying inquiry and that Mr. Owen be heard at the bar of the house. The noble earl observed that he folly concurred in ...

... compel the whole community, consisting of Wesleyans, Independents, Baptists, Unitarians, Catholic*, and Imngites, besides Socialists, and unbelievers of sll shades and complexions, and all other ists and ties, to contribute to the erection of buildings ...

... ulaces to remove the evils which flow from the spiritual ignora” of the poor, and to draw the artisan from the Chartist Socialist lecture-room to the House of God, it is to! ministers of this description that they must look for é ffec’ tual aid. Search ...