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... Wages of the anti-Corn'Lam stipend paid to Milter George for agitating the women the subject the CornLuws, per week and all travelling and other exponces ! and to Mister Jumps Aclnnd. late editor tiie North Cheshire Hejarmer, tor agitating the Working ...
... LICHFIELD MENDICITY OFFICE. Visitor for the past week, Mr. Henry Cotton. Number relieved—men, women, 15; children, 19; total, 114. Expenses, 1/. 6s. 4d. TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. Gentlemen, HAVING had no reason esftect Contest until yesterday ...
... but we need lurthcr, and only •»k “How has the pattern republic—the land universal suffrage, and of the ballot—fulfilled this duty.' In what degree have universal suffrage and the ballot aided in supporting one the admitted duties of sociali ife ? What ...
... under certain age ? why to people wholly uneducated? above women last case it may be answered .h i. the interest, of women ate repreaented their husbands or fathers, but there are multitudes women without husfaand. or fatlieis, many of whom are po.se.sed ...
... the approaching election of a Coroner, for the populous district, in the centre which have the happiness to reside. The suffrages I have obtained in my personal canvass, and the unsolicited support which has sprung from spontaneous feeling, afford me ...
... of Mozart's compositions, with degree of feeling and spirit, of enthusiasm and expression, quite marvellous. These men and women will have to teach their betters ere long —in fact, they do it now. To the titled frequenters of the Opera—to the admirers ...
... ministers, universal suffrage, vate by ballot, and ehort parliaments. it was arranged that the motion reepecting the Ludlow writ should take procedence of that for Cambridge on Thursday. Mr. VILLIERS presented a petition from 409 women in Tamworth, who had ...
... votes but—those of} ‘your applause. Then start not at my humble requisition, You high soul’d members of the opposition. No suffrages with partial hand / fee, Your wives and may vote for me.— T fain would hurt no damsel’s lordly choice, But wives you know ...
... Majesty's Cute Alms to the aged and afflicted has also been in course of payment. ' One of the women receiving relief is in her 108th year ; several tbe men and women are aged between 90 and 100; and number are between SO antl ; the rest are all above years ...
... NOTES ON RADICAL DOCTRINES. No. I. Universal Suffrage. There nothing winch could desire for myself, either for this world, ** that which is to come, that would not Wish to see enjoyed by my f fc An ...
... speech, in which she claimed equal rights for women for men. This is the fair one who has offered herself an opponent to the candidale for the Seine. She has issued her address, in which she solicits the suffrages of the electors, in order that the great principle ...
... amendments were brought up and added to the bill, which was then passed and ordered be sent to the House of Commons. Protection of Women. —The Bishop of Oxford then moved that this bill be committed.—lt was committed and reported immediately. On bringing the report ...