... the Socialists, as- semblcl. To his utter astonishment, however, he heard that Government had done nothing of the knad; had issued no instructions o had takon no notite of' these proceedings; because, as the noble, marquis said, 1 the Socialists had ...

... that nior'ning received letters from H-Iamiipshsire, giving an account of horrible and chilling atrocities uttered at a socialist meet ing ii the neighbourhood of a place where they had late- ly purchased a farm of 500 acres to tmry their experiment. ...

... (Cheers. ) Thi debate lad been carried on by tre Member for Dub lin asking the Noble Secretary for Ireland whether thi Socialists had extended their boly to Ireland ? Thi was with a view to sbow that the faith and loyalty of the Irish people were such ...

... Marquess of NORAIANBY adduced evidence to chow that Socilism w as not on the increase, and that all the speculationis of the Socialists had failed. T'hi ArlTibishojj) e' CANTERBURY observed that the Noble Alarqui-ss hail admitted thlit the doctrines of the ...

... himself of that opportunity to complain oftfite Bishop of Exeter it, having blamed the Stamp oftice for not stopping the Socialist publications, observing that in: the first place the papers were not stamped, and, secondly that the duty of the Stamp office ...

... SOCTALTrvnt.-It appeal's from uncontradicted evidence which transpired in the course of Tuesday evening's de- hate, that the Socialists, far from. t llennyicse protessors, have actually erected public halls hi various commercial towns fi'r the stated promulgation ...

... persons for whose resreetability he could *ouch, stating that they had paid gr.at attention to the pub- iication of the socialists, more particularly they wished to driw their Lordships' attention to the publication entitled tihe Social Bible, which ...

... destruction of society, The Rev. Gent. being rejected by the Noble Viscount, applied to the office at which a lec- tiirer of Socialists was a clerk, having seen an ail. vertisement in a paper for premises suitable for at school, and that application was t ...

... under the notice of the public, so soon as I returned to Edin- burgh. Had your sentimrents been uttered in some congress of Socialists, before men who reject the Bibla, trample on the laws of morality, and brave the ven- geance of the Almighty,-these sentiments ...

... was as mich the dutv of the Government to suppress the in- stitiltions in which thoyv nero nsed as it was to suppress the socialist communities against which the Ifouso had addressed the Queen. Several other petitions were presented, after which their Lordships ...

... diameter; the inizemi-mast is 77ft. Sin. long. and 26 in diameter ; th( bowsprit is 761't. Sin, long, and 43 in diameter. TirE SOCIALISTS.-A most alarming and diggracefu scene took place at the Social Conventicle, at tise uppei end of the market place, in this ...

... avows his politi- cal sentiments: -- In politics I am an out-and-out-double.- distilled Radical-but take care-no Chartist Socialist, the deluded followers of unhappy Owen, formerly of La. nmirk Mills-a man who should have been in a lunatic asylum years ...