... proselyting here, the Rev. Mr. Legg having demonstrated the utter uselessness, and falsified the at- surd notions of tle socialist in such a manner as to satisfy a vast majorty ofthe atendats a the eetin, andsuchas ,vihl stulify atleat inthi a i~gheiirhod ...

... tihe subscription testimonial for his defence of the .doctrines of revealed religion, against tihe attacks of Mr. Owen, the Socialist. The Chair was taken by Dr. King, and the pro- 3 sentation fell to the lot of Dr. Cowan, who, it ?? be recollected, filled ...

... custody ,of the Serjeant-at-Arms, i] Our readers will find that the conduct of Lord Mel- bourne in presenting Robert Owen, the Socialist, to the I Queen, will shortly be brought-before the notice of the tV Ilouse of Lords, when we trust his Lordship will receive ...

... that Mr. Owen seeks oppositon only because lie experiences that his ?? ?? must perish without oesaecutive agitations. The Socialists have this day (Thursday) inked a placard, giving publicity to the same challenge, and still leavuig it open to any com petent ...

... him to present four petitions froms bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into 01 their tenets and principles. The Bishopii Of EXPTER then proceeded to express his surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecutued, andn thought that ...

... be insti- tuted with reference to the distribution of blasphemous and inisiliivvous publications by the persons called Socialists. The Right tRev. Prelate met with warm support from the Right Rev. IlenelI of Bishops, and his motion was carried without ...

... censured the appointment of 'Mr. Pare, of Birmingham, as Registrar of Marriages, be being tise Vice-Pre- sillent of thle Socialist Society aied one Qf its warmest supporters; in hisb(Si- R. lPeol's.) opiesiun n snore gratuitous insult could not lisvog ...

... directions given to socialists. In a Socialist publication entitled ?? A Word in Season to Jarors, lie found these doctrines set forth:- ' That what the law of the land described as crimes were l only conventionally so, and that Socialists ought to bear this ...

... the Bishop of Exeter in the debate ou his niotion ol Socialism. T'hc Right Rev. Prelate said that the newspaper of the Socialists, called the Noew Mforal llbiXd, was sent regularly to the Stamip Office, and that therefore the Government could casily ...

... a teacher inl my Sunday Sohool, Was inl a ti plublic ?? another clerk, about l9'ycai's old, who o was a lecturer in the Socialist institutioln, whither hie took him more than once to hecar some blasphemous ad(- e dresses. I-o then gave him a paper containing ...

... spillit license, because the majority of the Magistrates 9 are adverse to making any fresh grants of that nature. l The Socialists of this town have issued another hand- bill, which they have headed Ckristian persecution 4 It- acknowvledgesthat the ...

... Railways, may be brought I suddenly ic thousands on any point requirsig their presence, to suppress ties Socialists and Chartists-the Socialists increas- ing and encouraged by the attacks on the institutions of mar- riage, of property, and of the church ...