... —The annual distribution of bis Majesty's Royal Maunday took place on the 27th ult. at Whitehall chapel, when 61 men and 61 women, being the age of the King, received the customary gifts of provisions; also shoes and stockings, and purses money. One of ...

... Chartist colours of alternate red, white and green, were inscribed the six points of the People's Charter, viz., universal suffrage, annual Parliaments, vote by ballot, no property qualification, payment of members, and equal ft electoral districts. One ...

... 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 ...

... for a reform the principles of the reform bill prepared the National Convention, which embraces vote by ballot, universal suffrage, and annual Parliaments. Placards of a violent tendency had been issued, and some disturbance was apprehended, hut the crowd ...

... the support of the movement parly short of these,—the abolition the Corn Laws, the Ballot, the Extension of the Electoral Suffrage, frequent Parliaments, (he further impoverishment of the Church, the establishment of system of National Education from which ...

... met at the Free-trade Club, St. James’s-square, on Friday, and to the terms of the resolution for the ex- ‘tension of the suffrage, which Mr. Hume (who was in the chair), gave notice op the same evening that he would to the consideration of the house ‘The ...

... know they are losing ground, and the question with them is, What are we to do to keep in'?'’ hey cannot come to universal suffrage, annual parliaments, and vote by ballot ; so they intend making the repeal of the torn Jaws their pet measure, hoping thereby ...

... the trast confided to bim in 1841. ship, in his farewell address, says:>— On pubbe grounds J would willingly soilcit your suffrages again ; nor is it to any political disagreemeat between as tbat [ refrain from doimg so, still less from a wish to represent ...

... was convinced that he would never de- Elect!! then „ Undam ental principles of the Constitution ; ha? 10 Parliament bv the suffrages of the ade . tb senate adhere to tbe professions his Unt of his Hustings, and when called upon to give lle had BtitUf, Btt ...

... the Queen.— Upon the motion of the 1 of LANSDOWNE, & address was voted to on the birth a Princess. Actions at Law (Married Women) was read a first time. Viscount took the oaths and his seat, amidst applause. ned. qT , March 21. was read a second time. ...

... in holding out false and delusive promises the people ; that the measures they would bring forward, if placed by their suffrages in power would prove panacea for all the difficulties against which they were contending; and representing to them that the ...

... the officers of the lodges should consider the means of employing theslriker*, the above individual said was for universal suffrage the affair«*he liked have little bit in the matter The same individoal slated had beard Doctor Wade say (bat as soon the ...