... destined to arise ? How the Mechanics' Institute can made answerable for the fact, that the Mayor of Coventry allowed to a Socialist Missionary the use of public room, of which he had the disposal, passes my comprehension. The Social principles should have ...

... become Infidel Socialists since joining your Institution, know of none who have been converted from Infidelity; and as I wish to very cautions not to assert anything which I not prepared justify, I would say that the majority of Socialists are those who ...

... suspect that whatever self-sacrifices” he may have made at the commencement of his mission” (it is to hoped he is not a Socialist missionary), he has shrewdly calculated upon reaping an abundant harvest before its close, from the credulity of our countrymen ...

... in the Mechanics’ Institution, as described in my former letter; also, that in recently published list of subscribers the Socialists’ general fund, credit is given for the receipt of £i>o each from two persons in Coventry, who a short time since were the ...

... dangerous or however degrading, tolerating the Chartist, allied with the Papist, and playing the master of the ceremonies to the Socialist in the presence of the Throne, it still saw its strength perish by the hour. Yet this was not done by any direct public vengeance ...

... and increase the general gratification.— Times. The Marriage Act. —In the London of Friday last it is announced that the Socialists Institution in Johnstreet, Fitzroy-square, has been licensed for the celebration of marriages. From this infidel measure ...

... Librarian at the Mechanics’ Institution, of which the Socialists were members. Now I always preferred truth to error; and having, whilst in that Institution, formed personal acquaintance with the Socialists, and having maturely examined their principles, I ...

... speaker indulged in very violent strain against all who professed ministers of the gospel, as being tyrants. seemed to a socialist, and took the opportunity offered him of spouting socialism ; when (toode rose to remind the Chairman that Shaw was not in ...

... 22nd, 1842. REV. HUGH M’NEILE THE MYSTERIES IN RELIGION. The Socialists neither believe nor disbelieve in God, a» they do not trouble themselves about mysteries.” Robert Buchanan, Socialist Missionary, in his Lecture at the Hall of Science, Manchester ...

... Coroner. Socialism. —Tbe Hall of Science no longer tenanted by this very conceited and all-wise sect. The greater part of the Socialists are trying raise funds to enable them to emigrate to America, and are disposing of their shares any price.—Liverpool Times ...

... Condon, and Mr. Wright by Dr. Millar. lids occurrence has caused a great sensation in Sunderland and the neighbourhood. The Socialists in Liverpool have been compelled, from want of funds, to give the building called The Hall of Science,” which is now in ...

... Socialism was dead at Norwich, and that the Socialist women of that city were the •* lowest of the low.”—an assertion which created much interruption, and resulted in a vote of disapprobation being got by the Socialists present. Great confusion ensued, amidst ...