... ing your respect for the sex, you would kick them out. Now, 1 like the one hundred and old women pantaloons mu less than the one hundred and aaventy old women petticoats—(laughter and cheers.) 1 have come on a mission to reuse Englishmen and animate Scotchmen ...

... last election) it is my intention, should the expected vacancy take place, again to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. Wy political sentiments are well known to you, and I need only say that they remain unchanged. I have the honour to be, ...

... children belonging to her Ladyship’s charity-school, all arrayed in deep mourningthe men black clothes and scarfs, and the women and children in black dresses, and black scarfs and hoods over their heads, the whole cortege together presenting most solemn ...

... to the Leeds Mercury, on the subject of educational suffrage, gives the following not very flattering analysis of the various University members. The editors of the Leeds Mercury limit the suffrage to those who have certain property, as being the persons ...

... of uproar worthy of the occasion. The first provocative was the violence of sundry old women and boys, and other turbulent out-of-door friends of Universal Suffrage, who insisted on being admitted to hear the oratorical displays of the patriots within ...

... will be improved by those political privileges which Radicalism palms upon him as the grand restorative. Extension of the suffrage, and other like pieces of folly, have charms in his eyes, because he is persuaded that they will bring work and wages in ...

... France is not secured by very strong bonds: the Government which plundered every member of the ex-royal family, including women little children, will not be very nice about Lord Brougham's estate at Cannes, when the day for laying hands on the possessions ...

... the increase of population may reqvie. The legislative power is vested in an annual Parliament, elected by universal suffrage, women voting as wellas men: the execu- tive is in the hands of a council of twenty-four, half of which is to be renewed Every ...

... James Ingle.— On the motion of Mr. Alderman W. Mortlock the annual Sum of £l*2. was voted to be distributed amongst the poor women in the alms-houses near Addenbrooke’s Hospital. After the business of thfe common-day was concluded the Mayor and Aldermen ...

... very considerable number of women and children formed a part of the procession, to which their leaders, themselves, must have attached an idea of danger, as one of the was a Black Flag, on which was inscribed “ Universal Suffrage or Death,” and two of those ...

... 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 ...

... be justified oniy on the principle of universal suffrage. Those who approved of that resistance were bound advocate universal suffrage. Tbe Holy Affiance woidd nobody free but themselves; universal suffrage left every one free. He would now come, to the ...