... the mud. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) But, besidea that, there are in England regular preachers of infidelity—there are the Socialists—men who would be as little tolerated here by Presbyterians Catholics. Now, these men dare not come to Ireland. (Hear, and ...

... Walker, one of the most influential of the ' Socialists G.asgow, charged with the theft of the goods question. The purloining, we understand, has been carried on for a considerable length of lime but, if Socialists, of couise ** under circumstances over which ...

... displayed by Dr. Molesworth, at the late Church-rate contest, in characterizing that part of his flock as Atheists. Deists, and Socialists, who would not submit tamely to be trampled upon. This alone drove the Chaitists from the Tory ranks, and made them their ...

... pealing the pr SOCIA LISM.—REPEAL. Lord BROUGHA M presented a petition from johabitants of Reading, who belonged to the Societ Socialists, and who com, plained, that their prineipl ed; also, petitions from Glasg grossly misrepresent Northampton, to the same ...

... to make no account of sectarian distinctions; and. then, Catholics and Protestants, Jews and Christians, Evangelicals and Socialists, stiould be endowed alike I That any such indiscriminate support of truth and falsehood can meet the Divine approval, is ...

... eard, that he has for disposal ‘‘ an antique round tabl se cri- posed to have been used by king Arthur and his Ni which } A Socialist lecturer announces that he can ‘ demor se of | any thing to be nothing ;” and an advertiser in a m paper, proclaims that ...

... hear.) Another charge was, that a Socialist had been appointed to an office under Government at Birmingham ; and was the case, that the Hegistrar-Geoeral bad appointed a person, who turned out afterwards to be a Socialist, and was dismissed. Such were tbe ...

... voice auamst that charter, 'Tivs, I.f> had fell confident, that they would be made, as nan Appboachisg Exnvcnoir or the Socialists.—The tod -.cape.goat, not oolj of our country, following report, taken from /*, Anli-oociu/i.r Circular, f,u tcspected affairs ...

... who bad been summoned to the meetio.', advertisement, interrupted the proceedings, appointed a Chairman of their own (a Socialist) ; and effectually prevented the object for which the meeting bad been cal ed Irom being earned into effect. One of the Chartists ...

... passions, amongst the people, against the proprietors of landed property. - Evening Mail. Blasphemy. —A named Southwell, Socialist, was committed the Magistral! sol Bristol, on Saturday, for want of sureties, to appear at the Sessions, and ike his trial ...

... He was transmitted to Down Jail. —Sewry Examiner. Trial for Blaspbemv at Bristol. —The trial of Charles Southwell, late Socialist Minister, for writing, printing, and publishing certain blasphemous libels in a work entitled *• The Oracle of Reason, took ...

... violent attack was made the Socialist members, at Whitehaven, week. The Chapel, where (be lectures were delivered, was assailed crowd infuriated men and women, and every thing demolished Thompson and Ruchanan, two Socialists, were savagely beaten and their ...