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... 1832. ORAKOT. TO SIR HYDE PARKER, BART. MELFORD HALL. Sir, — As you have thought proper to come forward and solicit the suffrages of tbe electors of the AVestern division of this county, you will not be surprised that the electors should inquire what ...
... sovereign, no candidate. Crass a single woman not possessed of property, and onder the same restrictions as class 4. Ist prize—3 Ann Hunt, for having lived 60 years servant with Mr. Page, of Diseworth. On the old lady making her appearance, (dre-sed in the olden ...
... the inst., ageds6, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thomas Holiiday, of On the 16ih inst., after a short but painful illness, Mary Ann Hunt, wife of Mr. Thomas Hunt, of Moselejr-street, aged 32 years. . the 22nd inat., King'* Norton, Mr. William Buxton, late of ...
... then came forward Chatbain, which evidently looks forward with dehght; and addressed the meeting in support of universal suffrage, and why ? because that immortal minister taught him lob id an*l concluded with moving that this meeting fully approves his ...
... Gils, Edward Jones. Discharged—(no bills fo un d)—Margaret Kelly, ton, Mary Murphy, Margaret Roberts, Margar e ' To hnsl Anne Hunt, Daniel Russell, Hi ram Laird, A Mary Brown, Richard Barry, Ellen Patterson' fiths, Margaret Ande r s on , J a n e M on ...
... listened Arougbout with grrat attention very respectable and numerous audience. Bt'DD«N Death Worciitkk.—On Sunday evening Ann Hunt, of Broad.street, retired rest her uvwal state of health, and the fallowing morning, about fire o'clock bar sister (who slept ...
... BaUay, for the purpose of making acrengemente for the appointment of delegates to attend tbs conference with the Complete Suffrage Association, which is to take place at Binniogham, Wednesday next, the instant. Mr. Drew presided. From the observations ...
... paymaent was committed for two months. - - OIEPLETEz S UFF;RS iE--A meeting 'of the commit- tee- of ,the: Salford -Complete Suffrage Assohiation; the folowirg resolution-waspassed:- Resolved,tlhatthis COmmitteechaVing full confidence in Mr. Brothetton's ...
... precisely H. BOULTBEE, i _, JOHN HEPPENSTALL,^ becretanes - COMPLETE SUFFRAGE. TWO LECTURES will be de'ivered in the CIRCUS, before Hie Members and Friends of the Complete Suffrage Union, hv Mr. HENRY VINCENT, on the Evenings of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ...
... o'clock. About a quarter past four en the same morning I was passing through Adam-street West, and saw a woman, named Mary-Ann Hunt, put bar head outside the street door of No. 40. She had her bonnet on, and the moment she saw me she drew her head back ...
... understood I from the following report of the prisoner's examination. At half past eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning Mary i Ann Hunt was placed at the bar of the Marylebone police court, before the sitting magistrate, Mr. Rawlinson, charged with the murder ...
... meeting of the electors of Stockport on Monday evening. He opposes compulsory payments for religion ; supports extension of the suffrage, and free trade in all things. A show of hands gave him a large majority.—Sir George Grey has taken leave of his Devonport ...