... amenable to laws in the making of which they had no voice,’ cannot stop at residential manhood suffrage,’ but requires that the suffrage be extended to women also. I earnestly hope that the working men of England will show the sincerity of their principles ...

... , M.P., for Edinburgh, however, was equal to the occasion, and, luge audience, advocated the claims and rights of women to the suffrage. The chair was occupied by Captain Young, of Kirn. At the conclusion of the lecture resolution was proposed to the ...

... very truly, J. S. Mill.” One Wat op Settling Woman Suffrage.— They settle the woman suffrage question in an offhand way in Michigan. The laws, it has only just been discovered, permit the votes of women to be taken in an election for local school officers ...

... Parliamentary suffrage to women, which is to be presented to the House of Commons during the coming session. Upwards of 7,000 signatures have been already obtained. It has also been resolved the executive committee of the society to urge all women freeholders ...

... well extend the privilege still further, and admit women to the poll,” Women ! quickly replied spirited lady on the opposite side of the table, a disciple, perhaps, of Miss Grimke, and why should women not vote ? Do you mean to say we are inferior to the ...

... points in hw reasoning which deserve attention. Women, maintained, have neither equal laws nor an equal administration of them. The law treats them aa they could not long be treated it they had the suffrage ; and even if the laws were equal, the administration ...

... acts of cruelty on men, women, aid children, under the eyes of the BIM b authorities, are alleged. TO THE FItEE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF NORTH MoNAGBAN. G ENTLEMEN,—As a Unionist I venture to solicit your support and suffrages. To Home Rule, with its ...

... Carleton & Atkinson, prosecuted in the above cases. Women Justices of the Peace in America.— The appointment of female Justices one or two Western State?, and in Maine, caused a few applications from women in the State of Massachusetts, and consequently, ...

... Church of Ireland, at the same time that writs issue for the provinces of Canterbury and York.” Woman's Suffrage.— Five hundred and fiftyseven women ratepayers have sent in their claims to vote in the election of members for the borough of Birmingham—viz ...

... thentseivea, hut with which the supporters of woman's suffrage will hardly he rot to egret,. the Committee have not approved of that part of the instruction relating to tho enfranchisement of women ; but ihyv have accepted it in all of he , respecta. For ...

... adopted universal negro suffrage their platform, they refused to consider a resolution pledging the support of the New Jersey Republican party to General Grant for President. Correspondent of Times. Mr. John Stuart Mill Woman Suffrage. The vigorous movement ...

... whilst Mr. Barbour, in his address, enunciates the same Liberal and enlightened principles ou which he first sought the suffrages of the electors. The polling commenced yesterday morning eight o'clock, and was continued till five. For the first two hours ...