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... Parnellites and McCarthyites at New Tipperary. The New Zealand House of Representa- tives passed a Bill conferring the suffrage on women and the right to a seat in Par- liament. This was rejected by the Upper House. = ...
... Shannon, commanded hv Captain B,ke. 1818-.(Georr.e III.)—Sir Francis Burdett's resolution for annual Parliaments and universal suffrage, seconded by Lord Cochrane, was rejected by 100 to 2 votes. JUNE 2ND. 1717-(George I,)—Lo.d Chancellor Oowper was appointed ...
... police-court, but we cannot assist \Vo doubt WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE (H.P., s been pre- whether the cxoct figures you asl £ to writing eerved, but you may obtain %yof Com- either to Mr Woodall, M.P.. 9 ordiff Women'e mons, or to the secre ary °f the O.rdirr en Liberal ...
... years, with or withont children, allli single persulIs of limited age. Rates per each married couple, S6 single men, B4 single women, £2. Children of three and under fourteen years, Sleach; under three'years, free. Farmers, Agricultural and other Labourers ...
... WALES.— O Paarges are provided for Married Con les not exceeding 40 yeaw of ago, with r without children and Single Men end Women, L-ot exce »lm* 35 year* of age; beins ...