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... body of men are again being cilled into existence. On Monday last a public meeting of the men of Birmingham Was held in tho Socialists' Chapel, for the purpose of appointing a ele.legate to present the chartists hi the New Gereral Convention. The speeches ...
... Maynooth, and Irish tranquillity before their eyes—as it Canada was not revolting —or the chartist rebellion was not planned in Socialist chapels, licensed by a British Sovereign for a worship of atheism. What are the chief epochs—the memorabilia of the Melbourne ...
... first Minister of State, commonly called the Premier ? Yes, I am. Did not you introduce Mr. OWEN, the founder of the Socialists, to her MAJESTY ? Were you not cognisant that Mr. had distinguished himself by ridiculing all our institutions in Church ...
... rt Owen has made numerous practical proselytes—that he is at the head of a great and spreading sect, calling themselves Socialists, and professing the doctrines just mentioned, which are not only incompatible with our political constitution, moral obligations ...
... calamities as stepping-stones to his selfish objects. He knows that England is beset with interna dangers—that chartists, socialists, and anarchists are plotting her ruin. He knows that treason is contriving its stratagems, and that we are cursed with a ...
... absolute wisdom to himself—(a laugh). He now came to another topic of great importance—the introduction at court of the socialist Owen—(cheers). Who was h e Some time ago they had, no doubt, heard of his fantastic vagaries in Scotland—endeavouring to ...
... improved, crown 85'o, lOs 6d. THE STUDENT'S MANUAL of ANCIENT HISTORY ; the Political History, Geographical Position, and SocialiState of the principal Nations of Antiquity; carefully Digested from the Ancient Writers, and Illustrated by the Discoveries ...
... suppress Socialism, which the right rev. pre!Ate had admitted was difficult to describe. If there were persons known as Socialists, who committed any illegal act, there was no disposition whatever, on the part of the Government, to shield them from the ...
... people. There were not less then 3,000 persons assembled, whigs, whig-radicals, radidicale, ultra-radicals, chartists, socialists, and every other variety of modern reformers, from Shoreditch, St. Luke's, Clerkenwell, St. Andrew's Plolborn, St. Ann's ...
... to her the character of a Protestant nation. This, at the present crisis, when Jesuits and infidels, when chartists and socialists, are banded together with revolutionary designs —this, fellow -countrymen, is your great political duty. For the blessings ...
... therefore, this sad alternative may yet be prevented. But, again. Is this the time to moot questions of privilege, when socialists and chartists are thundering at our doors? Is this the time to debate whether such a man as Stockdale can claim compensation ...
... referring to the presentation of Mr. Owen to her Majesty. said that that act appeared to be, and was looked upon amongst the socialists of Sheffield, as a free-will offering on the part of Lord Melbourne, inasmuch as Mr. Owen had not himself solicited that ...