... first Monday in May; the match to come oti in the same neighbourhood. A Socialist Swindler.—A journeyman tailor, who had of late become unite popular lecturer amongst the Socialists or Oweniles at Oldham, and had been entrusted with the management of provision ...

... given way, appeared on examination. Mr. Reid recovered, and now Lieut.-Col, in the Army, and Governor of tho Bermudas. The Socialist*, though sect of infidels, denying the very existence of a God, got their places of meeting licensed under the Act of Parliament ...

... OWEN’S SOCIAL SYSTEM. [We beg leave to direct attention the following extracts from, and strictures on, the writings the Socialist and infidel, Owens, of Lanark. His lectures have done immensity of mischief, and his arguments and sophisms are sufficient ...

... and also week-day lectures. * Most of the people have never been in the habit of going to any place of worship, and the socialists are endeavouring to raise a chapel.’ Stanton (Parish of Youlgrave, Diocese of Lichfield). In this parish, which has a w ...

... have b ean all sawed. The count for the introdsetion of that wretch Owes, particulars, se far as they are yet known is the Socialist, to the thins, at the very me. town. are as follows sent, too, when Socialism we• *Pendia( its The vessel started from ...

... touch npon the iUty of the proceedings of the Socialists. Lord BaoocHAM here rose, and presented a petition from the officers of the central board of the Society of Rational Religionists, rulgnrly culled Socialists. It was signed Mr. Owen and others, and prayed ...

... SOCIALISM. The Bishop of EXETER inquired ministers had taken any step to put down those associations, called Socialist Associations ? The Marquis of NORM AN BY answered in the ncgaive. Such associations were considered, yet, harmless. Adjourned. HOUSE ...

... journals. SOCIALISM, The Bishop of EXETER inquired if ministers had taken any step to put down those associations, called Socialist Associations. The Marquis of NORM AN BY answered in the negative such associations were considered, yet, harmless. Adjourned ...

... the Bible, It must not be assumed that society incurs no risk from the propagation of the disgusting dec* trines of tbe * Socialists,* it cannot be denied that the pestilence is spreading , the printing press is only one of the machines at work to extend ...

... to her the character of a Protestant nation. This, at the present crisis, when Jesuits and Infidels, when Chartists and Socialists, are bunded together with revolutionary designs; this, fellowcountrymen, your great political duty. For the blessings you ...

... make very light of this affair. He will say, perhaps, that he was not aware of the filthy doctrines the obscene sect of the Socialists, or brutalists, they ought to be called—that he is not accountable for Mr. Owen’s opinions—and that his introduction of ...

... journals. SOCIALISM. The Bishop of EXETER inquired if ministers had taken any step to put down those associations, called Socialist Associations Marquis NORMAXBV answered the negative. Such associations were considered, yet,haimless. Adjourned. ...