... presented a petition from the community of Rational Religionists established iu Hampshire, praying for inquiry into the Socialist doctrines. The of DO WNSHIRE presented petition from several respectable persons, who had invested capital in the erection ...

... STANHOPE presented a petition from the community of Socialists established in Hampshire, praying that Mr. R. Owen might be called to the bar of that house, and examined as to the principles of the Socialist Society. The noble earl said he entirely agreed ...

... 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 ...

... which would read to their Lorpships, that the Government were to blame for not putting a stop to the circulation of the Socialist newspapers, especially 2'he Mew Moral World, the illegal character of which they must Itave been aware, because the papers ...

... availed himself of that opportunity complain the Bishop of Exeter in having blamed the .stamp-office for not stopping the socialist publications, observing that in the first place the papers were not stamped, and, secondly, that the duty the stamp-office ...

... which he would read to their lordships, that the government were blame for not putting a stop to the circulation of the Socialist newspaper, seizing the paper and presses, of the illegal character of which they mu-t have been aware, because the papers ...

... 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 ...

... would prevent the ill effects of the high-coloured statements made the Rev. Prelate. The Mayor said, the number of enrolled Socialists subscribing money to the funds, does not exceed .W, and, m addition to that, there were 200 candidates for admission, who ...

... 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 ...

... him over the gentle guardianship of the new police. I dismiss this defsnrr tor roguery the foolish day-dream of a literary Socialist, who, having tittle to lose, had an interest general pillage. Bat die bottle-men flourish nevertheless, and a man of raading ...