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... their work than any woman typist employed. There just another side. woman's place is in the home, and thou] she gradually wresting from us the privi lege of keeping her there, I . think men have a certain innate sympathy with the woman who works. If man ...
... Holidays for Children Secondary Schools' Tenure Taxation of Land Values 9 Religious Education Nonconformist Policy and Principle Mr. Ashton's Correspondence PARLIAMENT. House of Lords: Army Bill. House of Commons: The Attack on the Peers- Result of Voting ...
... Shields,intended to resign his seat in favour of Mr. Fenwick Woman's Rights Hungary.—A curious petition has been presented the Hungarian Diet. It is signed by a number of widows and landed proprietresses, and asks for the same equality political rights ...
... Manchester and Salford 12 Farm and Science Woman's World 11 Concilio et Lahore Nature Note • 12 ILLUSTRATIONS. To-day's News in Pictures ** Cartoon CORRESPONDENCE. Tho Heat of the Sun 8 Free Trade und Protection Land Values Already Taxed Sir John Brunner's ...
... , and he rushed into the room where he found Terry hacking the woman's throat and face with a razor. He dragged the woman out of tbe room and locked the door upon the prisoner. The woman died in a few minutes, having received dreadful injuries. Terry ...
... the Indian army), for not two per cent of the European “cadre” ean speak the vernacular. The men are armed with the Lebel carbine (e the short sword bayo range 2,500 metres) and offer the best possible re ‘rance is not only organising her army as to her ...
... subject of the need for a woman on the Lunacy Commission introduced hy Miss Mary Dandy, Manchester, who instanced many cases where a woman’s supervision would be useful. It must admitted, she said, that of all persons the land the lunatic was now the best ...
... the prisoner arrested a woman on the charge of drunkenness, but on taking her to the police-station it was found she was perfectly sober, but the constable himself was intoxicated. It was proved that the constable had used the woman cruelly, and he was sent ...
... dy's Gas Supply Manchester Literary Club 9 Cheshire Farmers and Land Tenure 12 Southport's Fight with Sand Stalybridge Lamp Tragedy 12 Dr. Knox on the Defence of Church Schools— 8 Woman Forger's Confession 9 Court and Society 6 Mails and Shipping Ship ...
... lending thereunto a helping hand, with whom, a3 a sane, tuary, tho most pernicious all men have found a refuge. This very woman having seized en tho kingdom, and monstrously usurping tho supremo place of Head of the Church in all England, and the chief ...
... fresh dissolution. The Marshal has taken before the army, his companions in arms, the solemn engagement to never submit to the yoke of an hostile majority. If necessary, he would appeal to the army to defend tne Constitution, which requires him to remain ...
... M'Clellan has advanced his head-quarters beyond Rookville, the army approaching the Monocacy, over which a portion of the bridges were destroyed by the enemy. All late news reports the army of Gen. M'Clellan in a most favourable position. The camp of the ...