... SUFFRAGE. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR WOMEN’S Mr. L. Courtney, M.P., who presided Thursday at the National Society for Womens Suffrage, which was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel. Amongst those present were Dr. Cameron, M.P., Mr. J. Stansfeld. M.P., Mr. ...

... admitted to political p o wer , As a consequence, universal suffrage, the right Of public meeting, the free expression of opinion, and the freedom of the press were guaranteed. Universal suffrage showed itself very tolerant, and actually sent a Conservative ...

... admitted to politiealipovve t i As a consequence, universal suffrage, the right public meeting, the free expression of opinion, and a l freedom of the p ress were guaranteed. Univel,st suffrage showed itself very tolerant, and actually a Conservative majority ...

... ; much for universal suffrage ! It will remembered that the experience Victoria Colony was last week quoted Mr. Bright reason why should march the same direction. Child Burned at Cliiton. On Saturday morning wbilo Sarah Ann Hunt, ttquar*, Clifton, reaching ...

... intend offer himself for re-election. are requested to contradict this statement, and say that Mr. page will solicit the suffrages of the burgesses. Fatal Railway Accident at Hockley.—Dr. Birt Davics, Borough Coroner, held an enquiry the Grand Turk, Ludgate ...

... 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 ...

... to be entrusted to a council of medical men elected by ...

... respited because she was pregnant and the same mercy was extended to Mary Ann Hunt, who murdered her mistress Marylebone, on the same grounds, with this exception, that Mary Ann Hunt, though pregnant, was not married. These inequahties were not accordanee ...

... 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. ...

... Junior-sheet, Leicester, Blisa, wife of Mr. John Hill, aged 89. Hnsi.—On the 2nd inst, at 16, Charlotte-street Leicester, Mrs. Ann Hunt, aged . Jinns —On the 4th mst, 14, Famham street, Leicester, Ethel Mand, infant da obiter of John 8. and Eliza Jarvis. KnioKTLST ...

... question of the recognition of the Sooth arise in Parliament. Aa to reform, he advised that any measure which extended the suffrage and amended the distribution of seats should accepted.—Mr. Bright was loudly cheered. Ho reviewed the proceedings of the ...

... board an estimate of the call for the half-year ending Lady Day next, amounting to £20,000. LUNATIC ATTENDANTS. Henry and Ann Hunt, of 89, Chilton street, Plough road, Deptford, were appointed lunatic attendants. MR. PADGHAM AGAIN. A letter was read from ...