... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... had been left ut ' a heuse in York Street. It appears that absut noon on | Saturday, an aged woman called at the house of Ann Hunt, | No. 16, York Sireet, with the baby, and took ledgings for herselt and husband. After making some arrapgements, | the went ...

... to hear an exposition of the political opinions entertained by A. G. Marten, Esq., of the Equity Bar, who is seeking the suffrages of the electors of Nottingham in tbe Conservative interest. Mr. Marten explained bis views on reform and other subjects in ...

... hitherto l>een honourably represented, will allow itself to be effaced by the return of politician whose chief claim to their suffrages that he is violent fanatic and ultra- Radical VENTILATION OF SEWERS. To the Editor of the Yorkshire Post. SIR,—In the year ...