... memento:— Millicent Garrett Fawcett. Jane =en Merriam Irritates Marline, Lady Balfour. president of Um Central Saclety for Suffrage, sod Lawrence. To tho governing body a Cambridge she her collection of autographs, • small gold le,ket sot math rubies and ...

... 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 ...

... get there too. Look at what has been dune in the West Riding of Yorkshire. Thousands of 40s. freeholders have obtained the suffrage. Men who used to spend Is. or 2s. aweek in beer, if they did not give it up entirely, said they would make some sacrifice ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... would stop me and prevent my continuing in that sense (cheers). I will only say that I come forward now to ask you for your suffrages. I come ward to fight this battle with you, and to do everythin# in my power render the cause which are advocating triumphant ...

... 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 ...

... ell they must still live fresh In ills memory. Mcao•a in litiattraonr.—At the Central Criminal Court. an Thursday. Mary Ann Hunt, aged wee indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Stowell. The trial lasted fourteen hour■.—The Jury, after llve minutia' ...