... at Archenry (Spain). No damage was done. The ne' aspaper Lx Citoyeayie announces the fonsiation of a French National Women's Suffrage Society, on tne, model of those in Enuland and America. The Pope s reply to the letter of the German Fn peor has at length ...

... 25; Hlull, 23; Liverpool, 31, WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of the National Society for Women's Suffrage was held at Manchester on Wednesday. Mr Leonard Courtney, BI.P., the promoter of the Women's Disabilities Bill, ...

... he bad been in favour of household suffrage for mar y years, and he believed in a few more years it would be extended throughout England. The only fault of the Reform Bill was that it did not carry houselhold suffrage into the country. He would have been ...

... betweeu .14s. and 15s. of gooI money upos ber person; hut she had. no more bad' money. .She wasiii company with two other women, one of whom was appre- heniled and searched, and a bad half-crown found in ter pssession: the other woman ran across tile ...

... to laws, in the making of which they have had no voice, cannot stop at resi lential manhood suffrage, but, reqires that the suffrage be extended to women also, Iearnestly hope ~hat the working men of England will show thse sits :erity of their principles ...

... violence to escape exposure. The escape of the little girl, who slept in the crib by the side of the bedstead of the unfortunate women, has been the subject of much observation throughout the district. She is an interesting child, between six and seven years ...

... statement, his father'* body having been found in the River Sfcour on Sunday morning. On Monday, upwards of four hundred young women, employed as powerloom weavers in the factory of Messrs J. H. Young Co., Newhall Factory, Glasgow, struck work. The cause of ...

... report of the cemmittee on public petitions etumerates 19 patitions for extension of the suffrage, signed by 4956 persons; 509 for the adoption of universal suffrage, 2ign7d by 53,4t3 persons; 542 against the marriages bill, signed by 14,69i persons; 218 ...

... up the Butcher Bank to Filgrim Street; w aen abot the Bird In 13uqb. met with two women, Mooney wes with bOink went to. tbe Shdes public houee; cannot swear. to the women; Mooneyand wit- nese bad two pints of beer with them; another Vwomenllenme In, went ...

... o , ccidenit ?? to i33 syirilO tire list of the eerioursly itrjtred deos not ex- ceed, I :rm iraipy to say, 20 penrone-11 Women attd 9 Ilrer, beirg c0ttsiderably iees thltn might have hecn ?? retei utder such awvful circuelsta yrcs. Speal- irtg of tile ...

... the 'imies, lee declared himself for free trade, economy, a municipal suffrage, with larger constituencies, tite ballot, if it could be had simultane- i ously with a larger suffrage, and repeal of the naviga- tion laws; and firmly opposed to all further ...

... any opportunity for coup d'etat in Ireland. * Woman's Suffrage.— A crowded public meeting was held Tuesday night in the Queen Street Hall, Edingburgh in reference to the question of woman suffrage. Amongst those who took part in the pro - cedings wer ...