... universal suffrage. After all, it must he • suffrage which cannot he universal. Vt e agree with him Lordship that all who pay taxes ought to be represented ; but we doubt whether they would not b.. better represented under a system of household suffrage--easily ...

... O'CONNELL AND THE UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE CLUB. (From the Standard.) Tuesday night a meeting of' the people held at the Lecture-room*, Theobald's-'oad. for the purpose forming ' Universal Suffrage Cub,' under the Daniel The room was nearly filled with lower ...

... the American Union; and Women everywhere entering the lists, sexed with all their attributes, for a crusade against the fell spirit of war. In the town of Worcester, Massachusetts, containing about 10,000 inhabitants, 1,036 women responded to their English ...

... Ued-rharnlter save the shift t.j ,1,,. | a ,|y without any ceremony, end ll.e Uly nut uou Somelimes, likewise, the lled-clwtul Women n»ee U, | to the Indy in the same manner; and this was ulUli*. the Ued-oliamber Lady did about die Qaee* at her dri swiii^ ...

... each party, of a course opposed to their professed principles—the Tory agents, far-fetched claims, seeking to extend the suffrage, and the Whigs, opposing, to restrict it. Of course, such proceedings are easily accounted (or, but it amusing to see the ...

... TRIO FOR THE COUNTY. To Ike News. Sts,—At length the redoubtable Mr. Hyde has discovered the claims of the Tory Trio to the suffrages i.t the freeholders of this county. The claim fur Lord Chantlos is that he is a descendant from kings ; for Mr. Young that ...

... more need f,r it: this will be shirked. So will the game-laws; so will church -rates; so will taxation ; so will extended suffrage; and so will a multitude of other things which the people will speak about by-and-bye. Taxation must undergo a very serious ...

... t-Arms. Sergeant Arm.. Master of the Horse Mistress ol the Robes. Lady of the Bedchamber. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Women. The Lord Chamberlain, accompanied by the Groom ol the Stole to hi> Royal Higbne.s the Prince Albert then proceeded to the ...

... Wakley, Duncombe, the B^llwers, , MoleSworth, fee, are all for making the Ballot an open question, and will vote for Household Suffrage and Triennial Parliaments —and on this beinggranted will side with the Administration. Bnt if they be granted the Old Whigs ...

... opened by M. Theodore Helgerad. All tbe compositors aud pressmen are deaf and dumb, to the amount of 190, 11 of whom are women. The have all been educated at his own cost, for the employment which they are now engaged. king has conferred upon him large ...

... the suffrage : and it will be found, on inquiry in she boroughs, that the moldier of persons who came 1, this resolution at the last gartered election was far from inconsiderable, told on the Liberal side, which has thus a portion of its suffrage in abeyance ...

... ity of a return to “the good old days of Toryism,” the managers of the Tory press contrive to dazzle the * of certain old women and pensioners with the exhil .ion of what is, in truth, but a vain conceit. The monster 'Toryism was strangled by the giant ...