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... corrupt the putlie morals, or of an indecent character. The officers have also been directed to visit the various Socialist institutions, to examine the books in the coffeerooms and libraries, that they may be able to report upon the nature of the instruction ...
... yreat uproar. Mob of Chartists and Socialists rush in, drive Dr. Heavywit from the chair—set the models flying, as well as the company, and occupy the platform.) Mr. R. Owinyton. I move that Mrs. Greenfield, the Socialist, of New Harmony, take the chair ...
... plan of your weekly meetings, for obviating the present state of politiaal apathy.' -Dr. Heavywit. Yes, the Chartists and 'Socialists were so troublesome at the last meeting, that we have resolved in future to adopt the ticket plan of the League. We also ...
... GAZETTE PRICE SIXPENCE. Who are you for?—the League, the Socialists, or the Chartists P)—Gentlemen, l am for my country—(hear) —for the press—the whole press, and nothing but the press. (Hear, hear, hear.) For its lamentable condition—without a subject ...
... moved an address to the Queen, on the subject of the alarming spread of socialist doctrines. The Right Rev. Prelate disclaimed all desire to recommend persecution of the socialists, or of any other class of men; but he called on ministers to enforce the ...
... House adjourned atone o'clock. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. Several petitions were presented. One of them was from a body of Socialists, complaining that their opinions were misunderstood. This petition was brought up by the Earl FITZWILLIAM who expressed ...
... this let history decide its real merits. The Jesuits are well known. It is not an eaperimental society, like that of the Socialists, or Chartists, but one which is fairly, fully, and deeply on the canvas. Its stature is complete, its lineaments fully traced ...
... and alarm the spectator by the fearful spectacle of theirconvulsions—if the industrious classes, misled by Chartists or Socialists or Radicals — exhibit the oecasional gestures .of menacing and useless or suicidal insubordination—why is it—but because ...
... hero comes.) SCENE 11.-LARGE PUBLIC ROOM AT THE CROWN AND BROADSHEET. A crowded audience. Several League men, • Chartists, Socialists, aud Policemen, distributed in various quarters, with a view to harmonious operations. Lord J. in the chair; supported on ...
... happy Russian serf to England; let him read the Times newspaper, on the Union Workhouses; or hear a few lectures at the Socialist or Chartist Institution, doubtless ;he -will henceforth desire to become a Free man, and in exchange for his domestic comforts ...
... calculates that there might be about 3,000 persons present in the great room, pretty equally divided between Chartists, Socialists, Whigs, Radicals, and complete suffrage men. Among the distinguished persons on the platform we observed Mr. Roeback, M ...
... ) Miss Mary Ann Walkit simperingly advances to the lecture table (great applause.) [The ladies' gallery was filling with Socialist and Chartist ladies. Band plays Just like love. The Hon. T. S. Downeome (aside to Caustic). She is really very pretty. ...