... MR ROEBUCK'S ADDRESS ON THE RATIONALE SUFFRAGE. On Fiiday, the instant, Roebuck delivered lecture the suffrage, iu the Music Hall, before the members of the Leeds Parliamentary Association-; Hamer Stanstield, Esq., in the chair. The following is condensed ...

... farther extension of the suffrage would lead to anarchy, and be subversive of the British constitution. There are few of them, even amongst the Conservative body, who are to be heard arguing against the proposed ex- tension of the suffrage in the abstract—they ...

... minutes.) She would contend that woman had equal right with man to raise her voice when half the people were starving, and women were compelled to make shirts at a penny each, or per day, and all on account the cursed black pension list. Miss Walker here ...

... but eventually ti.w was postponed until Moud. ...

... of the Kev. (Ira'.am, lately removed to Ayr. The Kev. .1. W. M cmeekcii of Lcsinahagow preached and ]H-i'SHled. and tin* suffrage the congregation tell upon the Rev. Matthew George Easton, A.M., who was licensed to preach the gospel in the mouth of April ...

... from the males. It is to be observed, that in deep cuttings, where the atmosphere of the mine is usually hot, both men and women work nearly in a state of nudity, having nothing on but pair of loose trousers ! The occupation of the females principally ...

... thieves and vagabonds of the city—the plundor and pillage the houses and slay the inhabitants. Under royal authority, men, women, and chil-1 drcn, have beon mercilessly butohered, and the city almost sacked and destroyed. universal fueling of indignation ...

... of the Union Canal to tho Edinburgh aud Glasgow Hallway Company was read second lime. The iniid reading the Protection of Women Bill was tixed for hursday next. tier soiih- uu.uiportaut business, their lordships adj urned six clock. Friday, June 8. The ...

... have followod, for it seems that general massacre ensued. Houses were entered into by the Lazzaroni and soldiers, with men, women, and children murdered, and their bodies thrown from tho windows into the streets below. Put ordiuary murders do not appear ...

... every action public life. repelling worthy men from your Legislative Assemblies, has bred up class of candidates tor the suffrage, who their every act disgrace your institutions and your people's choice. It has rendered you so fickle and so given change ...

... out the foe. Mr Spvoner polled more votes than both the other candidates put together; and Mr Scholefield re- ceived the suffrages of five times as many electors as Mr Sturge. The field of conflict was the head quarters of the complete-sutfrage movement—a ...

... nearly 300 boys and from the age of 5 to 14, who are at no school. the moral effect of this must be, when they rise to men and women, is fearful to contemplate, and is sufficient to awaken the energies of the entire community. On Thursday last there was c ...