... which Mr Mauls moved for. Mr. Macready, the leasee or Drury-lane Theatre has given orders to prevent the admission of all women of suspected character into that place of entertainment, by refusing their money at the doors. Lord John Russell has announced ...

... Suits, far boys, in three size*. Shirts, men’s size. 100 Boys’Shirts, in three sizes. 100 Pair of Suspenders. CO Wappers for women. CO Bed-gowns for ditto. Galway Flannel Petticoats for ditto. Shifts for ditto. Wrappers, for girls, in three sizes. Flannel ...

... debuted—but no more. Nearer home another class of relations, as liable to abuse, required amendment. Some hundred thousand women and young persons asked the common patron to befriend their weakness in the crowded market of labour. The Commons struggled ...

... their national honor, and the care of their ancient institutions? (Applause.) Look at the appointments that these men and women have lately made. There nut one of them that is nut direct insult, to the natiou (loud cries of hear, hear). See the Irish ...

... “kept the clothes of them that slew him. (Acts xxii. 20.) Still a young mna, , made havoc of the Church, and haling men and women committed them to prison.” Still ” young man,” he was principal instrument in scattering abroad the affrighted followers of ...

... lu king who may be seen trespassing in field of buck-wheat 20 leagues off. . A Mistake Corrected— An orator favour of ...

... anarchy. Kvcrv will re« tbrouch convicliop. Only give security, liberty, and respect for nil. Secure sobers the independence of suffrage width you wj.di fur yourselves. Regard not the name which ihn-e von your enemies write upon th. ir ballot, nnd assured beforehand ...

... forward his motion for a repeal of the com laws—make such a demonstration favor of the repeal, will give them claim to the suffrages of the inhabitants of the towns in the united empire ; and, in order to assist them still further, it is understood that ...

... for Stubbs sad fellow; be has hud, I don’t know how many liuisont already ; and he has been engaged to I don’t know how many women.” “Indeed!” says Clopper; “Come Stubbs, tell us your adventures.” said 1, modestly, there is nothing, indeed, to tell; I have ...

... franchise er the said Act for levying the wages of knight- oient was tiot sli'.l force—and whether annual meats and univerral suffrage ever formed practical in the constitution England? d J. Uu.Hsell gave notice that he would, Friday, lor leave to bring in ...

... the other to the municipal refill m— (Vetir, hear.) The lirsl bill would annihilate dollish franchise, and destroy popular suffrage in 1 eland. 'Hie rineiple of the bill would the 0. • lause, would give votes to tenants at will, tin effect which would be ...

... Furl Ed- i ,ver-er was to at liOeri, .lay away. 1 WIIV Urn altitude assembled. After j ,hi, islr.be the result of Imversul Suffrage. at .i ' 'i was rolled to the chair euiliusiabtic The AttornerOencr.,!— Thai was lar • ; ~f ,i ie c.ialmoury hilorval ...