... should exercise that auspicious influence on the destinies of the kingdom, that will extirpate the growing barbarism of the socialist and chartist doctrines, and avert the dangers that threaten the monarchy and the whole constitutional system of government ...

... Chris- tianity, and such is also evidently the law of reason, virtue, and happiness. The avowed object, however, of the Socialist, is to lay this i ampart of chastity in the dust ; and, though he attempts to dignify his purposes with the names of virtue ...

... Christia24dy. and in the course of this very pious and able performance, has given a summary of the leading tenets of the Socialist doctrine, quoted in the very words of Mr. Robert Owen, the thunder of the abominable sect—such as it would seem impossible ...

... has its use. Many who have heard of Robert Oweli, and of Socialism and who have heard nothing more of either than that the Socialist, Robert Owen, was, upon the merit of his discoveries in morals, fa- voured with the high distinction of an introduction to ...

... Opus. Magnum — his Europeo-Indian code — some views of temporary marriage, not greatly differing from the dogmas of the Socialists, ex. gr. INDIAN PENAL CODE. OFFENCES RELATING TO MARRIAGE The married man who, by passing himself off a3 unmar- ried, induces ...

... however, one orris sioe. in the above passage which rather surprises us. Why were not those clean-thonghted personages, the: Socialists, introduced, as well as Absolutists and I Lepulylicans Surely a class, whose head and lea ,der the nice and delicate-minded ...

... ever, one omission in the above passage which rather surprises us. Why were not those clean- thoughted personages, the Socialists, introduced, as well as Absolutists and Republicans ? Surely a class, whose head and leader the nice and delicate- minded ...

... one omission | in the above passage which rather surprises ns. Why | , were not those clean-thoughted personages, the I Socialists, introduced, as well as Absolutists and i ; Republicans f Surely a class, whose head and leader the nice and delicate-minded ...

... night, was well attended, there being about 160 present. Most of the principal families of the neighbourhood were there. The Socialists gave three lectures last Sunday, at the Assembly Rooms, Rochester, to a numerous audience. We are surprised place like Rochester ...

... principles of our holy religion, and particulailyof those which related the Bible, property, and marriage. Need he name the socialists; men whose opinions were opposed the laws both God and man; men whose system was not merely wild, utopian, and impracticable ...

... creep into scientific institutionki„. - most modestly club themselves professors. There is a Professor Ow.e.iti not the Socialist we belie ve, who is a g r eat gun a mon g the zoologic4 gentry. At a late mee ting of these extrao r di nar y naturalists ...

... Queen, to whom Her Majesty is affianced, he may be, for all the country knows, a Papist, like bis uncle and cousins, or a Socialist, like Mr. Owen, who (with his work) has bad the honour of being presented to Her Majesty by Lord Viscount Evervthins, commonly ...