... invited to give an undertaking not to the whole day had been consumed held tightly together. Sometimesapeak in support of the suffrage calms. these petty I and spiteful negottvoluntarily. sometimes involuntarily This statement Is misleading. The anions. the ...

... detective to take her to Belfast. She was brought into court on July 22nd, and is committed to the Assizes. On July 21st, Ann Hunt, whose real name was Margaret Gibbs, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for damaging with a chopper Sir John Millais' ...

... ; 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 ...

... o'clock. About a quarter past four en the same morning I was passing through Adam-street West, and saw a woman, named Mary-Ann Hunt, put bar head outside the street door of No. 40. She had her bonnet on, and the moment she saw me she drew her head back ...

... 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 ...

... of an early and abundant harvest. Two meetings were held Preston during the past week to commence agitation, in favour the suffrage, the ballot, triennial parliaments and electorial Il reported that the commissioners of Woods and Forests are about to levy ...

... ELECTION NEWS. Marylebone.—On Monday an address to the electors of Marylebone from Lord Dudley Contts Stuart, soliciting their suffrages at the approaching election, was extensively olrculated in the borough. Dover.—The deputation appointed to wait on Mr Prinsep ...

... 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 ...

... presented the Queen, behalf of the unhappy criminal [cheers]. The Rev. Mr. Binnie, having pointed out in the treatment Mary Anne Hunt and other women convicted of murder the strongest grounds for extending the royal clemency to Annette Meyers, stated that ...

... Wellesley Arms, iati r , -4 , t ,veet, Chelsea, in support of the abo ve asso!rie ,ule obje c t s o f w hi c h are househ o ld suffrage, ‘izartti`a' Parliaments, a more equitable distribution of , a reduction of the expenditure, a searching Pog ea - Y into ...

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

... 000, there were then no fewer than 3,446,000 houses Great Britain. The present number of votes but I,UG*2,UOO. Household suffrage would therefore make an immense addition to the constituencies. Mr Hume urged on the Chartists the wisdom of uniting in the ...