... destitute of the means of grace and spiritual superintendence, when they remembered the too Okapis making, by Infidels and Socialists, to draw off the miodia ef' the people from the fear of God, mid to lead them to treat His laws and those of man with contempt; ...

... states, placard, that he has for disposal an anticque round table, su to have been used by King Arthur and his Nights. A socialist lecturer announces that he can demonstrate anything to be nothing ; and an advertiser in a morning paper proclaims that ...

... been made in aid of the object, the Rev. Mr. Beardsall and the Rev. J. W. Massie briefly addressed the meeting. A party of socialists interrupted the meeting, and two of them insisted on making speeches, which they did, and the proceeding's terminated soon ...

... It is meant to associate in the minds of his readers the adoption of complete suffrage with physical force excesses and socialist brutalities. If successful it would make men oppressors in the name and on the behalf of piety. The simple question is this ...

... blasphemies that darkened minds and evil hearts imbued with a perverse ingenuity can conceive. That is the creed of the Socialists— Christianity was well enough for a time, but it must be improved, changed, destroyed, and its place occupied by another ...

... theology of the Nonroi!formivt. A lengthened article is devoted to this important matter, which leaves US sprawling among Socialists and Mormonites. Firmly adhering to what we conceive to he the essential truths of Christianity, it has been our rule, to ...

... from the journals. One man who was reclaimed, bad not for fifty years entered a place of worship, or knelt in prayer. A socialist's death bedhad been attended • he departed declaring that he had confounded priestcraft with Christianity till too late. ...

... feelings from those of the proprietor of a journal.* For instance, Mr Hobson, the publisher of the 11 orthern Star, is a socialist, the futility of whose schemes has been frequently publicly repudiated by Mr O'Connor. Assured of your anxiety to deal justly ...

... by the present ministers in a somewhat theatrical style—some of which delegates turned out, after all, to be editors of socialist newspapers—and restrictions on labour had been proposed, which he was glad that Sir Robert Peel, with more caution than Lord ...

... Thursday afternoon the chapel on the east side of Burton street, Burton crescent, and for a length of time occupied by the socialists, was consecrated as the West London Synagogue of British Jews. A very impressive address was delivered in the English ...

... reconciliation.' Will the new converts comply with them? We shall see. We shall see how the religious men coalesce with the socialists—how the friends of law and order concur in the measures of the physical-force chartists—how Mr Sturge and Mr Fergus O'Connor ...

... case it is tyranny. Now, sir, notwithstanding your arguments, and all you say in the subsequent part of your article about socialists and chartists, I must submit that the exercise of the suffrage by the few to the exclusion of the many, never having been ...