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... and, with the view of showing the good sense and loyalty of the people of Ireland, said that at the first ingress of the Socialists they were rejected and repudiated in that country. A cheer followed, and credit was given to the people of Ireland for that ...
... into a law with the alteration alluded to. The liishop of KXETER inquired if Mr. Pare, the vicepresident of the Birmingham Socialist Society, deputf registrar of births, marriages, and deaths in that town? The rev. prelate said that he had received a co ...
... Prime Miniater ihe head of the ays tent (Mr. Owen) the presence of the Queen Net'- the man who was Vice. President of the Socialist Soclely-a Society which repudiated the sacred bond of roarriaeehad actually been appointed Registrar of Marriages m Birniingham ...
... (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 ...
... in Birmingham), and informed their Lordships, that the Clergyman who was the Bishop Exeter’s informant, was rival of the Socialist lecturer ; and that, on the occasion alluded to, Mr. Pare was invited to take the Chair, an arrangement of the Clergyman ...
... indeed, among the Socialists was, that government was particularly friendly to them and tothcircause. The same opinion prevailed among the Socialists in America, as to the forbearance and favour of govern* ment enjoyed by the Socialists in England. The ...
... [ hick Four-Pence. that the leading Socialists throughout the country were also Chartists. Two years ago a Socialist happened to one of the jury in an important trial, and though the evidence was clear and conclusive, and all his brother jurymen once ...
... the twelve Judges would of no avail, even though they should decide that the objection was erroueous, in point of law. THE SOCIALISTS. The Bishop of EXETER, in consequence of tho request of the Archbishop of Canterbury and of the Bishop of London, deferred ...
... be made to the diffusion of blasphemous and immoral publications and the tenets of certain societies calling themselves Socialists, which were represented to disseminators of doctrines which were subversive of morality and religion, and tended destroy ...
... inhabitants of Manchester, assembled Carpenters' Hall, in which they expressed tboir detestation of the doctrines of the Socialists, and prayed for tonuiry. Also, petition from 8.000 persons in Birmingham, to the same effect. The Noble Lord presented great ...
... advertise the Social- ~n t0 i rt,a/trr iht payment °f° d ««>* Ist promote the sale of Socialist pub- d.,y. the dry fiour America, to mi. ou, mob!arim.. o cause rejoicing Socialist meeting, to be „or. No. no! the ml.oc.ua of. perhapa. the mo., onb Tni to send ...
... 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 ...