... resigned for hymn books. And every night the one Bethel of that neighbourhood was thronged with a crowd of earnest men and women, and every night the sound of praise and prayer was heard there. When we heard these tidings, it occurred to us that if the ...

... should be adopted in workshops. Vhat would be the effect of this upon the population? He would deal first with the case of women. Women will be allowed to work only 10 hours a day, and only between the hours of in the morn- ing and 6 at night. They would ...

... thing, --the Derby ministry are weaving a measure which will thwart the pro- gress of the advocates of the Ballot; the county suffrage will be extended, the sons of the mem- bers of the upper house will be thrown upon the boroughs! for they can be as economically ...

... the social sphere in which he moved, gave him prejudices he could not over- come. He stigmatised as a lure the household suffrage of the Tory Government, and thought an appeal to the country the best thing that could be adopted. He believed Mr. Bruce ...

... if pleased. Frogs must be easily pleaded. Both branches of the Legislature of Iowa have passed a resolution for a woman's suffrage amend- ment to the State Constitution. It must be agreed to^^tha next Legislature, and ratified by the UNDER-WRIT Kits THE ...

... Confederate fortifications at Fort Donelson was declared free. A house has been fitted up in Louisville for the imprisonment of women why do or say anything to excite to rebellion. A deputation of merchants has gone to Washington to protest against the new ...

... not all, of the leadiug tradesmen of the neighbourhood, agents, householders, &c. &c., forming a body of individuals whose suffrages would decide the fate of any question that might be agitated in this borough, and whose opinions, individually or cottec- ...