... a list of her debts; but previous to his giving evidence, the Insolvent's attorney objected on the ground of his being a Socialist. The learned Commissioner then enquired of Mr Ironside if be held himself accountable lor the oath be bad taken. Mr Ironside ...

... that I should be heard ? (Cheers.) I thought at first that he was going on the Socialist tack. (Cheers and uproar.) What then ? If I am willing to meet all opponents, Socialists, Chartists, or whatever opinions they may hold, what need have the members of ...

... list of her debts ; but previous to his giving evidence, the insolvent's attorney objected on the ground of his being a Socialist. On which the com- missioner put the question, Do you believe you are bound to speak the truth ? Ironside : I do. Commis- ...

... in this instance, inflicted a most signal bodily ch on the adulterer; also Mr Mothers hav ig dictated a philosophic or Socialist, letter .or Mrs Wakefield write in reply to friend, who bad remonstrated tenderly with her her conduct. After must able ...

... price, to be the cheapest thing that the Infidel or the Socialist can use for waste paper purposes.”—The Timet mast have been bard pushed for an argument, when it urged the prospcctof Socialists using the Bible fer waste paper LETTF.It X. Biclety for ...

... to co-operate with the enemies of the bread- tax for its entire abolition. On Monday last, Mr. Acland was opposed by the Socialist Missionary, in the Amphitheatre at Leicester, who, at the conclusion of Mr. A.'s lecture on the following evening, came forward ...

... the purchase of the painting. — 2. Commencement of a discussion on Socialism, between Mr. Brindley and Mr. Campbell, the Socialist mis- sionary. . Decease, at Moor Lodge, Ackworth, of Mr. Favell, aged 73, many years surgeon in Sheffield, — 2. Annual Meeting ...

... character, although with little pretension beyond an immoderate degree of assurance. He has been a leading character among the Socialists, and always showed a desire to become a public cha- racter. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence of ...

... unanimously. Mr Stevenson then read the memorial to her Majesty, and moved its adoption by the meeting. Mrs. Martin, the Socialist lecturer, in seconding the adoption of the memorial, enlarged upon the use and abase of that valuable prerogative of the ...

... the tumult and rabble coming from the place. Sir Gregory Lewis addressed the Court for the Appellants, contending that the Socialists were religious body, assembling that building tor religious worship, recognizing a God, and reoogmzing the New Testament ...

... Evan's Sketches o? all denominations of religion, to shew that tbe Socialists were considered as a religious sect ; and also some of the rules and regulations of the Socialists themselves, to shew that they weie deserving of the support of the act ...

... abolishing the countenance which was given to it the British authorities. Lord Monteagll presented a petition from a body of Socialists, praying for inquiry into their doctrines. Lord Mount Edgecumbb presented petition from Falmouth, on the subject of the ...