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... WEST CORNWALL ELECTION. TRURO, WEDNESDAY. To-1. ])o election cf lacaiber for t:;e womens ■' i«n Cornwall, the ••■•‘ljonl B wesiwen, v ho has been called i ll'iihc lyard' the ■ 'n' the. Earl Fa! aouth, took pl.t' i' i i’. • Tawn-liall, Truro. The hall ...
... knowledge.—(loud cheers.) Now we intend to hare universal suffrage.—(cheers.) We will have it and no mistake. The reformed Parliament must be re-reformed.— How are we to get universal suffrage ? By union, knowledge, and perseverance. What is it creates ...
... successful in the highest degree; and we trust the independence of Roscommon will look to their interest, and give their suffrages to an independent and unshackled candidate. Colonel Perceval's re-election for the County Sligo is certain, haring vacated ...
... he finest I had yet seen, without rags ; 1 sate scarcely bare footaeen among the guts there was near, tidy look among the women, «bo had not, as In ether places, their uncombed hair hanging about their ears) and the men appeared to to have decent, f ...
... poetry. The appeal to the Bard of Erin for his aspersion of the women of England, Mrs. Liddiard will never be forgotten. *-Vho that has read can ever forget Moore’s Character of the women of France and England in his song of We may roam thro’ thU world ...
... Repobtf.iu IRF.LAKD THE EXELISII SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. Mr. O’Connell (says the Morning Advertiser) has addressed the following lerier misiiig the assistance the people ol to the agitation now becoming ript die country for the suffrage Sm—lt my wish become mcn.Wt ...
... just ns soon submit to lie placed in the pillory. And in many more establishments, where is nothing but writing to do, young women will soon taken in at fixed salaries in the room of young men. Experience proves them to more steady, more careful, more assiduous ...
... not paying Clergy which we not belong. We had other objects in view of more general nature, such as the extension of the suffrage, vote by ballot, and the shortening of Parliaments. In the formation of this Society, for the obtaining of these objects ...
... people from the balcony over the entrance. His speech was ahogether in the tone conciliatory. He came, said, to solicit the suffrages of men every creed ; his object was to unite not to divide the people. He asked but one vote the electors. The ether rhev ...
... for Tvroue, look place at Omagh, when the Honourable Mr Corry was retained for that distingoitbed honour, the unanimous suffrage of the beads of the county. He was proposed John Corry Moulry. Esq., f Favor- Roynl, and seconded by Robert Lowry Esq. of ...
... Englishwomen,” tor the purpose of forming Political Union of Women, to coalesce with the Political Union of the Working Classes in furthering objects of Reform, upon the principles of universal suffrage and vote by ballot. A man of the name of Beck is found ...
... Parliaments, Universal Suffrage and Radical Reform, avowing his heliei that all mankind were corrupt, if they had but power. Mr. O’Connell is reported to have been unusually severe. declared himself a convert to Universal Suffrage but nut to Annual Par ...