... resolutions passed in favour of annual parliaments, universal suffrage, voting by ballot, &e —Glasgow and vicinity visited by severe storm last week—owing to flooding of river Clyde, two young men and women, return- ing from a ball in carried down stream, and ...

... means protecting tbe farmers, giving votes them will be un! questionably mischievous. would better at t once confine tbe suffrage the landholders, j than give votes men who are necessarily their creatures. So the Reform Bill is not the final measure ...

... respect for the sex, you would kick them out. Now, 1 like the one hundred and seventy old women in pantaloons mu less than the one hundred and seventy old women in petticoats— (laughter and cheers.) I have come on mission to rouse Englishmen and animate ...

... ing your respect for the sex, you would kick them out. Now, 1 like the one hundred and old women pantaloons mu less than the one hundred and aaventy old women petticoats—(laughter and cheers.) 1 have come on a mission to reuse Englishmen and animate Scotchmen ...

... James Ingle.— On the motion of Mr. Alderman W. Mortlock the annual Sum of £l*2. was voted to be distributed amongst the poor women in the alms-houses near Addenbrooke’s Hospital. After the business of thfe common-day was concluded the Mayor and Aldermen ...

... support of the movement party short of these, —the abolition of the Corn Laws, the Ballot, the Extension of the Electoral Suffrage, frequent Parliaments, the further impoverishment of the Church, the establishment of a system of National Education from ...

... fifteen, who were congregated in the beer-house, only were married men; the rest were young unmarried menbesides some young women ! Surely the government the legislature will summon up moral courage to interfere, or what will become of the rising population ...

... who were congregated in the beer-house, only two were married men; the rest were young unmarried men, besides some young women ! Surely the government and the legislature will summon up moral courage to interfere, or what will become of the rising population ...

... petition prepared. A Mr. floored the original resolution, which was for Extension of Suffrage,** and “Shortening the duration of Parliaments** by amendment f ...

... P 1,,e question the limits was v ed, 19 probably of this party refrained from ,h° and was lost. hus only 176 gave ci « suffrages on the occasion, and out of these his With*' H, &* ,neB9 obtained the support of 152, or of the whole members tvho voted ...

... and rK'n °' 1C cou,lt (including men, women, « onl about «»»llh«». Mr. H. low) every 5 men flaking high & a& bi j . ' have a vote and this condemned 'te preposterous, it approached much too J v,, ' 'rsal suffrage; such a system conto Ul not by any possibility ...

... chair, and addressed the meeting at great length, urging them to make strenuous exertions for the attainment of universal suffrage, vote by ballot, and numerous other Radical demands. —The meeting was then addressed F. O’Connor and others at great length ...