... remaining t'!7. Number of vagrants relieved for one night each, men 41, women S. children tidal 49. Cost of workhouse maintenancefor 1383 days 19s. 10d. A large number of men and women being out a( employ the relieving officers eau:, were exceedingl y and ...

... which ogee he had no sooner performed, than, fuming to stutter page of the Pra!rr•b,h, he read the *crake fur the churchine of women, and rr oeleded his da , ir. br A:Wising an fair bride'. AIM! MISS HALL ESPECTFULLY informs the Lodi.. of Cavil, IMD and %tastily ...

... over and under, and the man's wife standing by and hallooing fair The company insisted on parting them. Nn, no, said the women, let them fight ; for it's the first I ever sew that I din't cue which whipped! Loft no Nentocky. A 1101.ESALE JAME Earce ...

... of the country. Our Seems ha. trinity awed it to be in tisuated by this letter, that yea ham bees freely chosen by its suffrage to the high edge of Chancellor It is, with all referee.* and respect, the dutiful prayer of the L'alvereity, that jou will ...

... Cfhis town, has been •ppoioted one of Me perpetual commissioners for taking the acknowledgments of deeds execuyed by Married women in the county of Ifuntingdot. and and also iu and for the counties of Bedford, Cambridge and Northampton. Aosteiir Coimea.—The ...

... ry with the address front Sir Masseuse Gassy, announcing his resignation, was one from Mr. FITSSOT Bette soliciting the suffrages of the Electors, and we ran only say that if we are to be represented by a Tury, we know nu one we should prefer to that ...

... by way of consolation, that the corn monopoly has received a vast accession of Parliamentary dially recommend him to the suffrage of every honest and independent Elector; and trust that the Reformers, especially, of the borough, will support him with ...

... Frain:is Joseph, • youth of 18; and 3. The sudden promulgation of a liberal constitution in Prussia, on the basis of universal suffrage and the liberty of the press. This bold measure has stopped the mouths of the demagogues, who suddrilly find to their dismay ...

... ' a b* . r e ' rti 2 o i n at ' asould: ll' he in w th av i to '' When that ilwari; that the petition had been signed by women; but on taking up one of the alieets et random he foiled the , names of several WIMPn attached to it. He hail then desired ...

... disgusting pictures of debauchery. Voters were lying about in a beastly state of intoxication ; men of the lowest description, and women of the most abandoned character, reeled and yelled through the town, shouting the genial names of Grant and Sutton, and proclaiming ...

... authority, nod sigwhen his wish that it should be sent to the four archbishops respectieely, by thous to he common-tested to urea suffrage.. blot whilst 1 perform this dory, I oust'. also to signify that it is the pecteiar desire the boated Congregation, nay ...

... 311 S o l At,: teshire - - Campbell v.W.F.Camphell 0 1 Th ' d i -s tuns of the borough of Yarmouth. Sir W. sesinet the poor women, knot - kr! her 0 own , and Lead*. --• • - ill 302 71 Athlone -•- lteresford v. Oleonnell - 0 1 the has a majority of hi among ...