... adduced evidence to show that Socialism was not on the increase, and that al) the speculations of the Socialists had failed. He had seen a number of Socialist publications, which he had submit- ted to the law officers, and they were in consideration, lf they ...

... Stanhope presented petition from the coiiinuinity Rational Religionists, established Hampshire, praying for enquiry into the Socialist and that Mr Owen should examined at the liar ; also one from number ol inhabitants Liverpool, belonging to the society, also ...

... clergyman. The noble marquis adduced evidence to show that Socialism was nut on the increase, and that ail the speculations the Socialists had failed. His lordship concluded with declaring that—under the cirumstances, however* did not conceive that the right ...

... commitment to Newgate. Lord Ashley rose to bring forward his motion for an address to cancel the ap|>ointment Mr Pare, the socialist, registrar of births and mirriages in the town of Kirmingharn; but Lord John Russell stated that Mr Pare had resigned that ...

... present an address which it was the duty of any Lord in waiting to do, if respectfully solicited. As to the doctrines of the Socialists, I think them fully ridiculous as wicked, and that if they w as left alone, they would si>eedily follow the tate of those ...

... Ecclesall, against Mr. Isaac Ironside, for the nonpayment of rates for the HaU of Science, the building occupied by the Socialists, in Rockingham stieet, came on to-day, after several adjournments. Mr. Dixon for the Overseers, Mr. Palfreyman for the defendant ...

... which they liad then to try— Mr Ironside saio that when the last conviction was made, it was stated to Mr Bagshawe that the Socialists were building new place, and Mr then directed that it should be licensed.—Mr said be did not direct that should licensed ...

... were given for our instruction and * \Vhile we have such work as this going on, no wonder the progress of the Oweuites, Socialists, and the Malls of Science. It is contended that those Guardian Parsons violate the Scriptures the acts stated; but I shall ...

... in regard to the Socialists, if he is permitted to carry his wishes into o|>eration, and should he successful in their case, woe to all others who continue out of the pale of the Church. The crusade now started against the Socialists, is prelude to what ...

... to encourage doetiincs clestiactive to society. right rev. prelate stated, on the authority the Rev. Mr It vine, that a Socialist lecturer, who was clerk in a rail wav office, had been dismissed from his sanation. the Board Directors, because, when questioned ...

... the Cbiltenn Hundreds. Nuoieruus petitions weie presented for the release of the Sheriffs, the examination of Owen, the Socialist, against the Inland Bonding Warehouse Bill, for the repeal the Corn Laws, for an inquiry into the management of Factories ...

... being taken for a spy, at a secret meeting. J ei ;iiJ January. The witness, in reply to further ?? said be had atieuded Socialist meetings, but o , olf the last six months, and he had made up bis m , jjo to attend them ayain. He had never said. .^ believe ...