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... police saw them congregated they commenced an indiscriminate attack with their staves. Great confusion followed ; men, women, and children were thrown down and trampled upon, while the police beleaguered them right and left. Broken heads and arras, with ...
... the men ? But women are under the influence of man. Well, but so are all dependents under the influence of men. The votes of the greatest number are not always in favour of the happiness of the greatest number. It was under ?? Suffrage that the worst ...
... of the Chartists of Glasgow, expressing their determination to oppose all efforts for any extension of the suffrage short of universal suffrage ; and declared that there was not a town of any consequence in Scotland where the Chartists could not carry ...
... Bsronet opposite to say why he excluded female* from Universal Suffrage. But hough did not include women this measure Us was not prepared to say that women annual Hot in some cases possess the Suffrage. did not think that the working classes were represented ...
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... of unirersA suffrage, tried •Itat y ear a ago in England, we may apply to the I sited States and to every sieve country. Indeed, if we are not niistalen, it is only in the slue of North America that any approach to the universal suffrage system obtains ...
... for an alleged violation of the Canon, in omitting, about two yean ago, the Lord’s Prayer, in the office for churching of women. It it very doubtful if the prayer really was omitted; but even if it had been, having been used four times in the previous ...
... learned, answered, That the first know what they want, bnt the latter do not.” Enigma.—Eleven great men, fifteen celebrated _ women, twenty-three extraordinary children, thirty-two tine pictures, new manner of cooking oysters, the best way of making coffee ...
... Ixworth, near B*7 HPHE remaining Part of the Stock in T ri A of a SHOPKEEPER ; consisting of Vt*!& women's new wearing apparel, ahout 6 dozen J and women's shoes (in lots), some plated and* goods, &c. i, $? Particulars in catalogues, which may ' ,- on ...
... U.. BJlnt 352, »ilh IgS*. ngninat th« Bnllnt fonr pntilinu., mill Ml' anl HniurimM SnffrM«,6»«pnliliun.,»nk for Universal Suffrage, nine petitions, with 4,062 slgmrti wo A sheep steaier was acquitted on a point law, becauae the indictment did net describe ...
... which induced those 1 see before appear this occasion. And are not women lo made acquainted with the dangers onr country 7 Who, let ask, suffer more iu times commotion and war than women ? Who in times scarcity endures care and privation more than woman ...
... addressed the meeting. Mr. J. A. Roebuck said, I came here to bear with tkem that speak for househoid suffrage, although I myself am for the suffrage of the charter: (Cheers.) I will take the word of my friend, Mr. Collins is it expedient that the middle ...