... morals s the Chartist, under the pretenes of ehristianity, might daily cmploy it as a seditions mecting. bouse, and the Socialist, in the exercise of his relizion, might use it for promuleating viee and blasphony, A Libeval wobleman, a few yoars sinee ...

... and of unious. It is thus proved, that even the Dissenters will not be coutent with the Heathenish process of eivil and socialist conjunc tions, but that they —or at any rate the females wmong them —decline the degradation prepared for them by thes leaders ...

... town ; and we are credibly informed the same bholds good elsewhere. How is this? * Voile une enigme ”* We can umlfland why Socialists, who arc anxious to uproot alltmblhlm{mdnfimhu-l belief, in order to pave the way for the introduction of their Utopian ...

... with a testimonial, to mark their satisfaction with the manner in which he conducted the discussion, last weck, with the Socialist, H. Jeffrey of Edinburgh ; and for his triumphant advocacy of Christianity in opposition to the doctrines of Socialism. ...

... Christianity should be delivered to such young men as would attend, in order to protect them from the attacks of the Deists and Socialists, who are active in propagating thei.mernieious notions.—The subject was deferred + for consideration at next meeting. ‘The ...

... not assemble, and proclaim her Majesty’s Minister an usurper. GERMANY. Letters from Prague state that the doctrines of the Socialists, now almost forgotten in England, have made great progress in Germany amongst the manufacturing labourers, and that they ...

... of the house. Surely some respect ought to be paid to Justice and the rights of property. If not, may not the Chartist or Socialist, encouraged by your (exnmrle, turn me out of my property, and take possession of my house, at pleasure? Are we, the members ...

... We understand that these lecturcs sre )_-l; up for the purpose of adducing arguments in rcfuu:]lll-' of the doctrines of Socialists and Athcists, whose :;. mas are rapidly spreading among the young gnd une .1 cated of this place. We are sure the Christian ...

... close of his sermon, the reverend gentleman alluded to a blasphemous tract which had beer, sent Lim of late, by a society of Socialists, no doubt witl, a view to wound his feelings, and out of contempt to his profession as a minister. Surely the ministers ...

... lecres in John Street Hall, on the 15th and 19th current, vindication of civil and religous liberty.! Accord ...

... protector, Mr. 8. She confessed her own inability to do much harm, but, with the assistance of Mr. 8. aud the Arbroath band of Socialists, she would, Samson like, pull down the pillars not ouly of the Church, but also of the State, burying in one common ruin ...

... SOCIALISM AND SOCIALISTS. We have observed, for some time past, with very sin- | cere regret, intimations of the existence of Socialism in Arbroath. The working classes of that prosperous town were once distinguished by intelligence, morality, and religious ...