... 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 ...

... country empire of a general terror is bad ever been by tbe old government If of be not complete it ia wherefore universal suffrage the nation have not sufficient good senaeand the intelligence for choosing for itself without the guidance of inspiration ...

... that Sir Robert Pesl.at the J(m baa ooaemted to take the pret ministry, on the principle of reduutio tore, aa extension the suffrage, and ahortenfaa Hob of parliaments ! wish we may get it. The nomination of member to aerve ini far the eity York, in the ...

... equable system of taxation, household suffrage, and ¥o'* by ballot, were proposed; upon which several amendments were moved by the Chartists 1o f-fl'-‘“’l of the “ full six points of the charter,” unive's? suffrage, &c. The original resolutions, bowesen ...

... Election. —The nomination took place on Monday in Sampsons-square. Mr. W. Mordaunt E. Milner, who is for ballot, household suffrage, modification of game laws, and against triennial parliaments was one candidate. Mr. Henry Vincent, the eloquent complete ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... ; 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 ...

... l Mr. Forster a forwardt.nl them meeting recently held support the Women'* Suffrage movement. Mr. atyn that whenever any under consideration Parliament extending the suffrage he ha* doubt that the ...

... rokenborough, on 3rd Sept. last, and sentenced to four calendar months' hard labour. On a similar charge of assault upon Mary Ann Hunt he was | found not suilty. George Strugnell (68), labourer, was sentenced to | six calondar months’ hard labour for indecently ...

... was natural that their attitude towards the late member should be brought to the front. Mr. John Redmond, who invited the suffrages of the citizens in the capacity of Mr. Parnell’s successor in the leadership, accused Mr. O’Brien of treachery in the conduct ...

... is widely-known and respected throughout the division, has held no meetings, and has clearly indicated that he seeks the suffrages of the electors on personal and not on political grounds. We feel sure this line will commend itself to the ratepayers, for ...