... everything else; but. thank Heaven, there is now to end of him. He has married girl 14. —New York Gaxttte. Tkt SocialitU. —The socialists, though sect of Infidels. denying the very existence God, get their places of meeting licensed under the Act of Parliament ...

... Socinlism. The Bishop of EXETER inquired if ministers had taken any step put down those associations, called Socialist Associations ? The Marquis of NOBMANBY answered in the negative. Such associations were considered, jet, harmless. Adjourned. HOUSE ...

... (Brougham) had slated, had been accufrom Socialists. presented them, accordingly. rale CO urse, he intended be accurately, iu- Ono was signed by Mr. Owen, and prayed for tul f of the doctrines which the Socialists held, he inquiry into the system of Socialism ...

... 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 ...

... government had not taken any steps, because the Socialists had not offended against the law. hut that the government would ready proceed against them well as any other offenders the peace. The Socialists had not offended against the laws. The noble Marquis ...

... was convicted of manslaughter, Socialist declared would not be punished—he could not help what he had done. The tev. Prelate then read extracts from discussion between Mr. Owen and Mr. Roebuck, to show that the Socialists held, that, from advocating the ...

... xinilcation Mr. Owen’s character. After some discussion, the Bishco of EXETER said, had hoard from respectable source, that the Socialists bad purchased piece of ground, at TytherK, in Hampshire, where great obscenities were practised ; and gave notice, that ...

... 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. ...

... protection to agriculture, 'there was at this time a society growing in this country under the name of ra ional religionists or socialists, who stated they were making great progress, who he believed had branches in all the great towns, and who sent lecturers ...

... favour inquiry into the system of Socialism. The noble and learned lord also presented a petition from Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist, complaining of being misr. presonted by one or two of their lordships. The noble and learned lord vindicated Mr. Owen's ...

... petition* favour into the system Sociali-in. The noble and learned lord also presented a petition from Mr. Robert Owen, the Socialist, complaining of being misrepresented or two of their lordships, 'The Bishop EXETER said smelly hoped the noble and learned ...

... agriculture. There was, at this time a Society growing up int his country, under the name 0 stating, | Rational Religionists, or Socialists, who stated, that the laration whom, he believed, had bran ing any were making great progress, an d who sent lecturers throug ...