... against religion, moralilj, and aocictj. The President Rims ut ...

... Westminster. Ouo would have imagined that the people's candidate, the candidate who goes in for mauhood. suffrage, tho enfranchisement of women, and maay more popular and unpopular novelties, would at least have had the show bands overwhelming majority ...

... thousands of intelligent respectable non-electors to fraternise with the Chartists who advocate such wild doctrine* os universal suffrage and annual parlia-1 nients—doctrines utterly incompatible, in such a country as England, with safe progress in reform. Danger ...

... John Bright -motto, Set beggar horseback. February 22—New Reform Bill; equalisation of propertv ; man. woman, and childhood suffrage, and vote ballot. March s—Public triumph in honour of Mr. Broadhead. March IS—Ahftlili>>n of the F.ngli-h Chorch ; boraing ...

... Henry 0. Qaixor, 41*3 Oxford-*treeft) London. Medic LadieB. —Fourteen new student> have joined the London School medicine for Women this winter ression, m .king thirty seven attendance at the school and It yal Free Hospital, Gray'* Inn Road. Seventy übnts ...

... two yuDipe” (laughter.) Ae was saying his heart gave jump, for the horrid thonght came into bis mind that there might be suffrage!tee in Boalh Armagh and they might what they did in Bermondsey the other (laughter.) One them when interviewed afterwards ...

... the count of which we are now speaking. They found M. Montalembert guilty of attacking universal suffrage by virtue of a law in which universal suffrage was not so much as named. They pronounced him guilty of attacking the authority of the Emperor on ...

... glorious Constitution confers upon them. When the time comes for action tbe farmers must demand, from gentlemen who seek tboir suffrages, explicit promises on tbesespecihc points; platitudes will not avail, and empty phrases that can be explained away soon as ...

... clearly showing that the wretched women committed amsidc, and destroyed tbeir favourite that it might not ill-treated. The inquiry will be resumed on Wednesday next. ARMAGH, SATURDAY, MARCH 19. extension of the suffrage is undoubtedly required, and al-o ...

... throughout the country. This was a subject in which his experience gathered an assistant commissioner on the employment of women and children agriculture, enabled him to throw much valuable light Independently of the opportunities afforded him in the capacity ...

... then alluded to the Irish Fisheries Bill, the English Bankruptcy Bill, which hoped would extended to Ireland, and the Married Women's Property Bill. The speaker continued: —We hail the Dublin Freemen Bill (cheers), which of late has produced a little revelation ...

... Southern State Const it ut ions conform to the acknowledged standard loyalty and Repuldieam-ni Congress exacts universal suffrage in evidence of their loyal and Republican sentiment. This being the case, reconstruction might :is well begin iu Ohio and ...