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... Birmingham, the declaration in fkvour of hoiuehold suffrage and the other reforms of the moderate party ha* received upward* of 8,000 signature*; the manifesto of the new political union, or complete suffrage party, about 6,000. It is thought, however, that ...
... would fail of some portion that good result which in its general application it was expected to produce. The case of Mary Anne Hunt, an unmarried woman, convicted of the murder of oid woman, would not be forgotten. She also was found to be pregnant, and ...
... and WADS Bras Houses. (18oza.) That wlbll, be first On the game evening a mooting bold at League for ()praising Woos. n's Suffrage, was of food; that the to o g h i G eneew , Palace points out the curious fact that was intaisaly better In Ed; an. the ...
... unfortunate criminals who 'lappet to nine within the influence of the law. The ease I have mentioned jun now, that of Mary Anne Hunt, has an exact parallel in that of Sarah Thomas, who was hanged at Bristol. There was no difference in their crimes. Both ...
... offence. This woman had b e ?? j she was pregnant, and the same mercy \v&- , Mary Ann Hunt, who murdered her mistress ; n bone, ou the. same grounds, with this 'Ann Hunt, though pregnant, wa- not m | inequalities were not in accordance j those principles ...
... by the Proctors, deeply groaning from ten o'clock to five every day, in the cheerless, fireless, grim Convocation-house. Suffrages have been given at the rate of eight or ten per hour ; and, before we see the end of it, a special engine will probably be ...
... turned faint, but I did curious that, considering the name of this place, ; o r, should be the first selected to test women's suffrage. not begin nudging tny companion with my elbows, or fools have be e n bea tin g their brains falling into elowu.liks antics ...
... 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 ...
... -ihose unfortunate crimnal whohapen to came within thmt influencte of the law. The ase I hav mentioned just now, that of lary Anne Hunt,, has an exact parallel in thah of Sarah Mhoms, who was hanged at Bristol. There was no differenos in-their orimes.- Both ...