... be best appreciated by those who Icok at the noxious, and blasphemous publications circulated throughout the country by Socialists, and other enemies to our best interests; and when we observe how assiduously these irreligionists are labouring at their ...

... infidelity which render us practically indifferent to the weal or woes of our fellow mortals. Go amongst the chartists and socialists, you will find no methodists amongst them; they consist of the followers ef Owen—of the haters and despisers of the clergy—of ...

... Christiatt contiittene xc bn soliciting their sulflrages, if' lie happened to suit their s party views---tlte iltifide--the Socialist--tc I' ansatic n Liberal of any sh:ade or hue, ve neither expect tt conitert. t; tor w isl to etlist. ]3ut we do assuredlv ...

... Rev- yverv forcibl: y exposed the fallacy of the Government scheme of education dangerous and destructive tenets of the Socialists—and satisfactorily shewed that while education was a safeguard to society, it could neither be beneficial or alva ntazeous ...

... has been directed to a paragraph inserted in many Journals, stating that Robert Owen, the the last Drawing Room, to our Socialist, was presented at youthful and ii Queen, by the Prime Minister of England! How Lord Melbourne could have the audacity to ...

... interesting addresses were delivered on the progress and benefits of temperance and total abstinence. 'Ike Socialists,*A public tea meeting of the Socialists in this town took place at the New Hall, Wellington-street, on Wednesday afternoon, on which occasion ...

... other, for a precarious support, what can we anticipate, particularly when we recollect the movement of the Chartists, the Socialists, and the disaffected, and at the same time bear in mind, that the important office of Secretary of State for the Home Department ...

... th would not be a very euphonous nom de parre, she has separated the names; but it would be no bad rule fur the female socialists to imitate in some measure the lady in the eastern tale, who numbered her lovers by rings on her fingers, until she was ...

... playing-cards for one halfpenny. This society is admirably adapted to meet the moral wants uf the times in which live. The Socialists, to whom allusion has been made and the efforts made by them should rouse tbe Christian part of tbe community. They have ...

... perusal of works of a given description indicates accordance of opinion with such works. The regular periodicals of the Socialists are the New Moral World, the official organ of the body— the Working Bee, a small weekly publication, which issues from ...

... purpose of protesting against the sentiumets pat forth by Mr. Bradshaw. The Caaterbury Radicals, Papists, Chartists, and Socialists, were determined to sheer to the Queen of Great Britain that however unpalatable her Majesty's course of eoedect might be ...

... con- tradictury dissenting principles or religions are mentioned in the Bible. We find no account of Quakers, Independents, Socialists, Methodists, Ranters, Baptists, or Brownists, Irvingites, Socianins, &c. &c.&c. in the of the revealed word of God. They ...