... forward to wiih dehgbt; | Mr. John Murray, a working man, then came forward and addressed the meeting in support of universal suffrage, and why ? because that immortal minister taught bim totvel 1, and concluded with moving “ that this meeting fully approve ...

... would fail in produing the good results seem e d to ant i c i pate f rom h ang ing other per/40 there was the case of Mary Ann Hunt, h tee convicted of the murder of her mistress. though an unmarried woman, ang ' th l e e t the sentence was respited, and ...

... question of the recognition of the South arise iu Parlia- ment. As to reform, he advised that any measure which extended the suffrage and amended the of seats should be accepted.—Mr. Bright was loudly cheered. He reviewed the proceedings of the last session ...

... 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 ...

... of and oilier reforms ihe moderate party received of 8000 signatures To the manifesto the now political union or complete suffrage party about 6000 been It Russian Govcrment arloped new tariff llie publication which by lira circumstances of Europe Some ...

... d by them, as I should have done their generous gift, had reflection justified its acceptance. PROVIDENT SOCIETY.—Mary Anne Hunt, secretary of a female provident society, called the Friendly Sisters' Birmingham Society, was summoned the other day ...

... meeting of the electors of Stockport on Monday evening. He opposes compulsory payments for religion ; supports extension of the suffrage, and free trade in all things. A show of hands gave him a large majority.—Sir George Grey has taken leave of his Devonport ...

... the son of poor but honest parents in Manchester ; he opposes compulsory payments for religion ; supports extension of the suffrage, and free trade all things. A show of hands gave him a large majority. At meeting of Soutli Lancashire electors, on Tuesday ...

... Majesty, has consented to take the prerer] * a ministry, on the principle of sweeping and ° cx P end iture, an extension of the suffrage, shortening of the duration of parliaments ! \, ENTERTAINMENT TO THE BISHOPS AT THE lon -house.—Tuesday the Lord Mayor and ...

... fortune ever so elevated or extensive, or his character above all praise in public or private, could presume to seek the suffrages of the electors without he had been previously registered as a member of the Repeal Association, and in that capacity had ...

... understood I from the following report of the prisoner's examination. At half past eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning Mary i Ann Hunt was placed at the bar of the Marylebone police court, before the sitting magistrate, Mr. Rawlinson, charged with the murder ...

... 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 ...