... Universal suffrage -would give six millions of votes-household suffragu, without a rate-paying condition, five millions-the edu- cational suffrage, four millions-mid household suffrage, with a rate-paying condition, three millions. Under the suffrage recognised ...

... SUFFRAGE Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Political Union of 13rentford, stating - that they had witnessed with in4zn4tion the bribery, uorruption, and which had been practised ing the late Election—(Hear, bear)—and they besought the House to grant ...

... SUFFRAGE, HUME presented a petition from the Political Union of‘Brentford, stating that they had witnessed with mdigna- ' tionthe bribery, corruption, and intimidation which had been practised daring the late election—(hear)—and they besought the House ...

... HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE. (From the Sheffield Iris.) No man, I surmise, maintains, that Household Suffrage is the one and only thing that man should desire. But it is what we should many of u 5 be very glad of now. It is very likely that the suffrage as it is ...

... EXTENSION OF THE SUFFRAGE. One of the greatest mistakes committed by the organs of Liberalism is in applying the term People to the great mass of the population, without reference to station or responsibility. Such was the fatal error committed our ...

... to people wholly uneducated ? Above all, why to women ? In the last case, it may be answered, that the interests of women are represented by their husbands or fathers; but there are multitudes of women wltbont husbands fathers, many of whom are possessed ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SUFFRAGE Motion made, and question put, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to extend the Parliamentary Suffrage, and to secure the Representation of the People:” The House divided : Minority—Ayes, 30. Aglionby, H A.—Cockermouth O’Connell ...

... THE SUFFRAGE AND THE PEOPLE Sir, —You will much oblige giving publicity t« a few remarks on this question, in reference to what took place at the Public Office on Thursday last. attended the meeting to hear the plan discussed, but the discussion, if it ...

... period in that nieighbourhood, was held at the White Conduit House, for the purpose of get- ting up a petition for Universal Suffrage. At half past 7 o'oleck the immense multitude in the bodyof the building, in consequence of the great pressure, became very ...

... UNI VERSAL SUFFRAGE. To TnE EDITOR OFT'TILE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-You have nio doubt, as well as myself, heard a great deal about the march of intellect, and I do think it is mn:iking rapid strides on some points, one in particular, that relating ...

... UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. Universal suffrage may or may not sound principle in itself; but, that it rests upon the truth of the dogma, that whoever is taxed should be represented, a fallacy so gross, that the very answer to it worn threadbare. If, because you ...

... COMPLETE SUFFRAGE. Shaman hns long letter , O Mr. Sturgc upon th* >uhj*ct of complete .«ffrag». , m l pointing out the difficulty, if not luhty procuring any redress of grievan.: under which L,.,' 0 may labour the House ot Co.mon. as pro- i,.ni ...