... execution was very great; at nine o?clock the number persons could not been less than 10,000, most of whom were decently clad women, and many had children in their arms. On the arrival of the aheriffs, they were informed that the convict had passed a restless ...

... 17.?. 7’Ac edition, cloth 9.v., silk II.?., of THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND : their Social Duties and Domestic Habits. By Mrs. Ellis. If we could have our own way, every family should order a copy of ‘The Women of England.’ Husbands, especially young husbands, ...

... cap, with Also the word was borne upon a pole. upon which was written, ** No Corn Laws,” ** Annual ” Parliaments, Universal Suffrage,” “ Election by Ballot.” The-e ladies, who were dressed io white, with black ribbons round their waists, and black gloves ...

... you, an I that they, meaning the University, would have though I had in day cut the flesh from the hacks of half the black women in the West Indies —(immense cheers and indignation. ) hen 1 pointed this out totheelectors in May, I suspected, bot did not ...

... chair, and addressed the meeting at great length, urging them to make strenuous exertions for the attainment of universal suffrage, vote by ballot, and numerous other Radical demands. —The meeting was then addressed F. O’Connor and others at great length ...

... Patrician’s Daughter,” a Play.) Mabel. —The heart ne’er guides its choice by logic; Reason, how good soever, fails to win The suffrage of affection, often given As if in mockery of plainest sense. The aid of things that fit cannot cohere Withotit the aid of ...

... reside in different places, will not enjoy an equal right of suffrage under this supposed system equality and uniformity. That the supposed simplicity and certainty of this right of suffrage will also be a great measure delusive, and liable to great u ...

... of the same qualify of FTour at per 41b. loaf. Grocery, Beer, Potatoes, Coal. Turf, Sedge, and every description of Men’s, Women's, and Children’s Wearing Apparel, Hats, Shoes, &c., and the Out-Relief Districts with Bread and Flour as above, are requested ...

... the presi nt “ntil the subject be considered by the Government, and arrangements made in the matter. UB Dwellings for Single Women.—A corros- f 1 0 tke BuiMer, after proposing the establishment club dwellings for the working classes generally, bat particularly ...

... ('hrywra, who ha«l heard The fN-eple shout, uu know ins the fauac—- For alill lhe> cried, • ntetnua shall King’ Krake from tier women, ami with flushing cheeks, And ryes—-if stars were cerulean blue, nieyM shine and long golden hair that swept Her snowy neck ...

... Suarro approved of the inciple of the Bill, and was aware that there existed in country a desire for an extension of the suffrage; he earnestly recommended the Government to the conditional take up the subject, and do something next session to redeem ...

... Coote on mounting the hustings four bags before him’ each containing 1000 guineas After thanking the first that voted for his suffrage he friend many miles are you home?’ Five your there are five guineas to carry home” A second Voter“ miles Sir are you home ...