... States, But to crown these discoveries, they should be informed that this u exactly the education to put down Chartists and Socialists—that the peace and prosperity of Old England consists in domesticating the institutions of Russia or Bavaria—that the readiest ...

... answer any pertinent questions that might be asked, by men having a knowledge of society and its formation. BRAnDFoRn.-The Socialists continue to maintain their ground in this plar and have substituted a Con- 'versazione in place of slne afternoon Lecture ...

... States. Bat to crown these discoveries, they should be informed that this is exactly the education to pat down Chartists and Socialists—that the peace and prosperity of Old England consists in domesticating the institutions of Russia or Bavaria—that the readiest ...

... masses of the population have been left. We have sown to the flesh, and we have reaped accordingly. The chartists and the socialists, many of them, might very fairly turn to us, and to their mother the Church of England, and say, man cared for our souls; ...

... protests, by his running away with another man's wife, against the sacredness of the marriage tie; thus agreeing with the Socialists, whom [the Wesleyans.hold in such horror. He protests against liberty of conscience, by refusing to admit. Methodists to ...

... 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 of OWEN—of the haters and despisers of the clergy—of ...

... they are precisely in keeping with the principles that are publicly ected on—professed and gloried in by our rulers. The socialists—that is the followers of Robert Owen—have established themselves in most ofahe great towns there—Manchester, Sheffield, ...

... 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 of OWEN—of the haters and despisers of the clergy—of ...

... they are precisely in keeping with the principles that are publicly acted on— professed and gloried in by our rulers. The Socialists— that is, the iollowersof Robeit Owen — have established themselves in most of the great towns there — Manchester, She-Held ...

... existing practice. A deacon of an Independent Church expresses his feelings of astonishment and regret at observing a Socialist advertisement stitched up with the Eclectic Review for the present month. We have deemed it due to the Editor and Publishers ...

... writings of the Apostles speaking of a community of goods among the early Christians; on this they found the doctrine of the Socialists. Our Saviour, in he synagogue of Nazareth, opened the Scripture at the pro. phecy in which lsnAn describes his divine mission ...

... sciences of the Cyciopadia. LordMsLßOoniiß had lately the distingnished honour of presenting Mr. Owen, the founder oftha Socialists, to Her Muistt, and, wo think, this Norwood school is only necessary appendix to his works. To be a Jack of all trades” ...