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... General and Quarter Sessions Bill went through Committee, with amendments. PROTECTION OF WOMEN BILL. Mr. SPOONER moved the second reading of the Protection of Women Bill, the object of which he said simply was to prevent trading in seduction, and to punish ...
... kingdom to its centre, namely, the eitent which it will be necessary to increase the Parliamentary constituency ? That the suffrage must be extended, is no longer matter of doubt. The working people are starving, and have nothing to do. The price of bread ...
... importance. You then say-why should not women vote they being often the holders of property. Why not indeed . eav I If young woman of 18 is considered capable of swaying the deatinies of great nation, surely women of more mature age and experience are qualified ...
... driving. The action relative to expenccs incurred on the occasion of Mr. Hcnniker Wilson offering himself a candidate for the suffrages of the electors of this city, two or three years since, is not to be tried the Assizes, in consequence of its settlement ...
... which nav 1 eight new complete suffrage candidates; f , suffrage candidates, who have taken a P e vote fora petition to parliament from the tow of com jilete suffrage; one complete suffrage c placed the anti-suffrage candidate, who member ...
... TALMOCTIL Monthly I'ti This morning large number of women and Ikivs struck work at the mines near t'amiiorne. It appears from information received that these persons irsetl receive S*d. per day for dressing the ore, which having lately been reduced to ...
... 63d report of the Select Committee the House Commons (recently i-sued) specifics petitions tor the adoption ot universal suffrage, signed by 53.l82perwns;lo petition* for the Uelier observance of t.ie Lord * ’• signed bv 22,128 persons ; 530 petitionsagaiMl ...
... Peel, however, has left far behind. We only advocated universal suffrage and the ballot amongst the male members. Sir R. Peel has subscribed £lOO to an institution which actually admits women (and for very excellent reasons) to those privileges, and, moreover ...
... of Welusgton's success at Badajoz, not single woman was molested ; indeed, a very considerable portion of the crowd were women and boys, wl,oa.de. he Ivork of destruction. If the crowd had taken any of the most obnoxious persons they could lay hands ...
... measure. I feel that 1 wi esn possibly avoid the system of secret voting prefer the more honest and English mode of *⢠suffrages publicly and openly. I have, howjocorJing tro ,| ballot; because I ⢠, * '*â3l âr ,â .l.e non-clectorsl body of that ...
... of the ballot - are -286, containing 139,613 signatures ; for, the adoption of household suffrage, 10, signatures 12,542 ; :and in support of universal suffrage, 8, with 1,398, signatures. Other petitions against proposed measures for the abolition of ...