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... know whether this bill contained the clause giving the prince precedence next after the Queen. Lord J. RUSSELL replied no. SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT OFFICER. Lord ASHLEY gave notice that on Thursday, the 6th of February, he should move That an humble address ...
... by its practical fruits and effects. These fruits and effects are now rendered visible and tangible by the chartists and socialists. There is no appeal from those practical consequences which have ensued from the principles and policy of the present A ...
... distribution—Speech of Lord Stanley, en Ministers, verbatim, 3d, or 205 per Wu for distribution — Speech of Bishop of Exeter on Socialists, 3d, or 205 per 100 for distributien—Speech of Lord Lyndhurst Labours of the Session, 3d, or 205 per 100 for distribu ...
... COMMONS-MONDAY. The SPEAKER took the chair shortly before four o'clock. Mr. COMPTON presented several petitions against socialists. Lord CLEMENTS presented Petition from Leitrim in favour of the extension of the suffrage. Mr. VILLIERS presented petitions ...
... on the subject of the alarminEr 8 ',,,,Pread of socialist doctrines. clearly that the e reverend prelate established mo st i most blasphemous and destructive ciwoctrines propagated by the socialists, every and by means of a vast variety of organs. r ...
... pieces, praying *Alet a cemmittee might be appointed to inquire into the doctrines of the socialists. Ho said that he bed been furniehed it the rules of a socialist society, In which he was not able to see 3 nv;hing objectioaable. He also prseented a &antler ...
... denounced as the only obstacles to human happiness. The Bishop of EXETER disclaimed all desire to recommend persecution of the socialists, or of any other class of men; but he called on Ministers to enforce the law. Blasphemy is an indictable offence; and the ...
... important subject; for a most ant subject he did maintain it was, whatever might tle,Ptd of the matinees of the numbers of the socialists or h u - th ' r h irlstitutions. He was quite ready to admit that their • e rli Were small, when compared with the aggregate ...
... bodies of socialists, or from the inhabitants of the towns mentioned in them? Lord BROUGHAM said that some of the petitions were from certain inhabitants of towns, not members of the Socialist Society, but that others came from bodies of socialists. Tee noble ...
... PETITIONS RESPECTING SOCIALISM. The Bishop of EXETER presented petitions complaining of the odious doctrines promulgated by the socialists, praying that such steps might he taken as should put an end to that frightful and disgusting society, from the British ...
... presented, but that they were not all socialists. How many of them were mere amateurs be (the Bishop of Exeter) did not know; but that any considerable number should have signed that petition who were not socialists was surprising. If 8.000 persons had ...
... St. Sirecniatt's, in France, which were equally objection:tele and demoralising in their cc:item:ter I.lth theze of the socialists in this country, were now reduced to the very lowest ebb, the Govcenment of France having taken no notice of them, nor ...