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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. = ...
... Resolutions were adopted in favour of manhood suffrage, one man one vote and three months' residential qualification, the extension of the Par- liamentary franchise to women, and the eligi- bility ot women to sit on the Councils of new London boroughs ...
... 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 ...
... Republic one and indivisable is established. ART. IT.-Private Property of every kind is abolished. ART. III.—Universal Suffrage for men and women. APT. IV,- Parliamentary Government has, ceased, and the present Houses are dissolved. ART. V.—Aristocracy is abolished ...
... amend the laws relating to the treatment of prisoners in Ireland. Mr WOODALL—Bill to extend the parliamentary franchise to women. Mr JAMES STEVENSON—Bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday. Mr CIUNNING-Bill to provide that no Parlia- ...
... numerous, and as the streets of Dowlais were reached, signs of deep enthusiasm were manifested by thousands of Workmen and women, who waved flags, and danced, and sang and cheared. The main street of Dowlais was traversed as far as Creswell's Pitch. Then ...
... 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 ...