... to look for 'a solution of the difficulties which are Springing 'up on all sides. Xot the least of them is the dangerous socialist move • nits:Ai:which I. foretold some time ago, among the Working classes ire the northern city, where we may Yet hear the ...

... Sundays in Beresford- square. —Several letters has been forwarded to us, complaining of no less than seven Preachers—lnfidels, Socialists, Churchmen, Methodists, and some other denominations. We intend to pay the square a visit to-morrow, and will then be able ...

... • and Pierre, on behalf of the French refugees, and by . Messrs: Bradlaugh and Holyoa , •:e on behalf of the Eng, lish Socialist body. The -protee , iings were brought to a close by cries of''Jive la Republique, Democratique et - - INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION ...

... my soul with treacherous art, I'll call them vanity and lies, And bind the Gospel to my heart.' It is thought by foolish socialists a mark of supreme wisdom to doubt the authority of some of the books in the Bible and to disavow belief in the miracles ...

... manifestation was boasted of, and Pressed into their vile service by the agitators who ift a greater Ireland than Fenian socialists could ever be. Fenianism arrived at a stage at which it revolted against the dishonesty and humbug —the favourite words ...