... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... opinion— approve of him if they pleased, or to reject him if they thought proper. If he was fortunate enough merit their suffrages, he was fairly entitled to ask them use their power, their exertion, and their influence, which must inevitably place him ...

... 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 ...

... ; 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 ...

... not repeat). (A We have had our Parliament dishonoured and degr ed by the wretched place-hunters and dema- gogues that alow suffrage has into power, and and to raise the suffr Victoria is trying to retrace her islative respect- age aad efciency. We have ...

... by Mr. Humphreys ,at ,the•.Bluesiluithor , Tavern, Ratcliffe,. on Mendass respecting. the &kith of ' a young woman named Ann Hunt, aged twentiletWb . years. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. J. Adams Dayst s he manager of Messrs.*J'ohnson'sWinterloaead ...

... Manchester-Mr. Edward evening, »t h , e fl -to consider the question of man- Hooson the chair numero usly attended, hood suffrage. Ihe m n the working classes The Chairman saiu theY ad no confidence in were prepared to assert an- those who had not thnt ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the franchise £7 rental, and one great recommending of a rating franchise was that it would prove a descent to universal suffrage.—Mr. Cave seconded the amendment, arguing that great progress was being made in equalizing assessment throughout the country ...

... of Mr. Kent John Wright, farmer, of Swaffiham Prior. At Soham Dec. 25, the Rev. A. J. Holmes, Curate, George Summers, to Ann Hunt, both of Soham. At Walsoken. —Dec. 25, the Rev. J. Davies, Mr. William Batterham, to Miss Susan Rose Le Mills. At Wisbech ...