... him, and one man said was a spy; I was taken the Sunday following; said at my examination, I believed Duffy was spy ; T no Socialist, but have attended tnaii meetings; 1 have never said that disbelieved the Bible and Testament; when i attended the Social ...

... The sound- ness of the principles of community of property, and com- munity of women, promulgated and acted upon by the Socialists, has lately been practically refuted in this country. About a year ago, a Madame Eybinger, a widow, from a German canton ...

... actions they pray and further their continuance and famine upon the country. Well, Lord, may sects. Sectarians, Chartists, Socialists, Radicals, Uunbelierers, Deists, Atheists, and ilypocritrs spring up in the land, proving that something is vitally wrung ...

... then abandoned to des- titution and shame ; in ignorant boys and girls, repairing through mere levity or curiosity to the Socialist dance or lecture.but returning full of blasphemy, lewdness, and self- conceit, to burn their Bibles, insult their superiors ...

... gel the Music Hall, where treat awaits them, •uch may never have op|toi.unity again enjoying. SINCiULAK CHARGE AGAINST THE SOCIALISTS. The MumrheUer Tim* ot Saturday fontain* miort o» proceedings at the Court on Red. i test lav, and Friday, the ease ofinlonn ...

... from the Library shelves. After the motion had been seconded, it was opposed by Mr. Isaac Ironside, and Mr. Campbell, a socialist missionary, who it appeared was nut even member of the library. After a few further remarks, the motion was put to the vote ...

... T produced in this way at the rate c. 1401b. per rod.' — Liverpool Standard. Licensing a Socialist Lecturer at M- iS- Chester. — Mr. Buchanan, t/ie socialist lecturer, ap; peared at the Borough (Joint, on Tuesday, and - - lie applied under the 52(1 ...

... meeting was to be held in a dissenting place of wor- ship. But at Liverpool we met in the theatre, and if I could get a Socialist place of worship — (Mr. Dixon: Hall of Science) —Hall of Science, falsely so-called, I should only consider it so much ...

... Owen, the Socialist, 14 years, but not that he had opposed him any such time. But be had been devoted to it for a year and a half, and during that time he had travelled 3,000 miles, and attended a great number of meetings, and while the Socialist missionaries ...

... fearlessly, and energeti- cally laid bare the evils of the present system of Soc?ety, and explained those principles which the Socialists think will remove tbe causes of these evils. He has a Wife and large Family; his Salary is 30s. per Week, lam sure there ...

... payments, and entered the Socialist commu- nity, iiu«u..j j Lccn '.„.„_! out, and not even pro- vided with the means to pay their way home again. He did not say that men had become Socialists because they came into contact with Socialists, but because the princi- ...

... on the great number nf unhappy mar- riages. There were none among the Socialists he supposed? Per- haps the lady would be kind enough to say whether among all the millions of Socialist marriages (laughter) there had not been a pro- portion that proved unhappy ...