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... White SOAP; stone blue; Oznaburghs; 7-4, 8-4,'9-4, 10-4 Blankets; 7-8, 4-4, '5-4, linen checks; 6-4 furniture ditto; men's women's coarse, fine, and very fine cotton stockings; men's and boys' white cotton and grey socks; blue, black, brown, gre6n, and ...
... nothing ~f them. : What a tremendous noise there is in the City, of carts, ' coaches, drays, waggons, barrel!- organs, fish women, and all manner of abominations, of which they in the City take scarcely wig notice at all I badly '. are all in goes rnment ...
... make Black dog•slcin ditto, from 8 bits upwards Children's Morocco of all sizes 80 Dozen Gauze Shawls, from I dollar upWards Women's and children's Bonnets—Fur Caps White and colored Stays ; from dollar upwards 400 Muslin Dresses in fine brilliant colors ...
... NO1114: country women generally, and for the sake of the theatres themselves, some immediate correction will be a dministered to this mischief,liiind the acting plays be rendered such as to contain nothing .offensive either to the modesty of wo•men or to the ...
... remedied by the imbibition of a fresh dose of the poison which has worked all the mischief. To what degree would an extended suffrage, vote by ballot, and triennial parliaments, relieve the pressure which, in spite of the free-traders, now weighs upon the ...
... ODE ! on his newly-acquired Senatoti,3lt functions, we cannot but congratulate the respectable Electors by whose tacit suffrages he has become one of the Honorable and Worshipful •Representatives of.the People, on the tursts of oratory which now ...
... DEMERARA. TO THE FREED MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FIRST AUGUST! I have been watching your conduct tor the last two months. I have received reports from the Stipendiary Magistrates of every District. Some are favorable to you as laborers ; all give testimonials ...
... India proprietor ; and with him, as a West India proprietor, I have to do ; but with Mr. Codrington, as a candidate for your suffrages, I have nothing a hatever to do. [Cheers.] Nevertheless, that enlightened paper, the Cheltenham Journal, has said that it ...
... the provincial counties have been obtained. It is evident, therefore, that Lord John Russell intends some extension of the suffrage. The extension must be very limited until a spread of knowledge shall have laid a basis of safety. There is some little stir ...
... present. in force, the Honcluble the Council and Assembly may think fit to pass upon that subject, and for an extension of the suffrage to an equitable proportion of the inhabi• tants of this island, I have the honor, to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant ...
... suppor the Administration which gave them their 'offices was to be expected ; and that a younrcandidate fort. democratic suffrages should take this opportunity commence his career was not surprising, especiallt. if it.be true,..as is supposed ; that he ...
... ---some thought that every householder should vote—soene wished the suffrage to be given to all men. If such were to he the case, in time perhaps it would be claimed for the women ad children. Plie had lost itself, and it was necessary to retrieve its ...