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... large-minded like Mr Macaulay Sir James Graham applying the election of Louis Napoleon by France as an against increased suffrage we must anticipate the less tolerant Toryish classes accepting these electoral exposures as proof positive that the Reform ...
... parties are split in that quarter—for, like Old England, there is no want of opposition to Government measures; and universal suffrage” and the ballot” are not forgotten amidst the all-pervading ambition of gold-hunting and fortune-making. This survey of political ...
... by them, as I should have done their generous gift, had reflection justified its acceptance. A PROVIDENT SOCIETY.—Mary Anne Hunt, secretary of a female provident society, called the Friendly Sisters' Birmingham Society, was summoned the other day ...
... d by them, as I should have done their generous gift, had reflection justified its acceptance. PROVIDENT SOCIETY.—Mary Anne Hunt, secretary of a female provident society, called the Friendly Sisters' Birmingham Society, was summoned the other day ...
... to be entrusted to a council of medical men elected by ...
... advocate universal suffrage. They cannot succeed, because that would enfranchise a class beyond all contradic. tion incompetent to appreciate intelligently the electoral privilege. If. some of the philosophic liberals assert, the suffrage is a right, inherent ...
... Park-view, Sharpies. Same day, aged 33 years, William Bowden, On the 12th inst.. aged 19 years, Jane Chad bon 4, Shaw-sfreet Ann Hunt, aged 66, Workhouse. Same day. at Spring C ttage, Sharpie?, Albert Mason, son of Mr Charles \ate«, aged 3 years and 6 months ...
... requested to support • bill he held in his hand, which bad been prepared by eminent counsel. It FM for vote by ballot, manhood suffrage, electoral districts, short Parliaments, dic. It would assimilate our institutions to those of America, and entirely do away ...
... be a party to the disfranchisement of the freeholders, nor yet to the proposed uniformity of suffrage, while he believed that a lowering of the borough suffrage must be the very foundation of a satisfactory Re| form Bill. The distribution of seats was ...
... address to the electors of this borough, and subsequently retired from the field of battle, has unsuccessfully sought the suffrages of the electors of Kinsale, Ireland. Fashionable Intklligbnce.—Her Majesty held levee at St. James's Palace on Wednesday ...
... the city of Durham since 1852, and is considered a very advanced Liberal, in favour of the ballot and an extension of the suffrage. The admiralty order for placing seamen in the navy on the same footing as the army with respect to corporal punishment is ...
... Margaret Julia, the youngest child of the Rev. W. T. Nelson, Wesleyan minister, late of this city. April 5, aged 90, Mrs. Ann Hunt, of Hawkeeburycommon, in this county. April 6, at Bath the Rev. M. Terry, rector of Mildenhall, Wilts, in his 83rd year. ...