... amount from the chairman. rer A WAY TnEry IUAVE IN TiE HousE.-Thie Deily ta News thus depcribes the talking out of the Women's I Suffrage Bill on Wednesday afternoon -At a quarter to past five Mr. Courtney rose, and a reniarkable sene lI followed. As soon ...

... fifteen are really coreplete. T'le measures of the Liberal party contain worthless attempts at law melting-such as tire Women's Suffrage Bill, &c. A VISIT TO EPPS'S COCOA MANUFACTORY.- Through the kindness of Messrs. Epps, I recently Ima nil opportunity ...

... en different conditons. Certainly Mr. Gurdon must be more explicit if lie desires to avoid being accused of obtaining the suffrage~s of the tenant.farmers on false pretences, so far as the Game-laws are concerned. At all events, suffcient has been elcited ...

... the masters' terms, 4s. 6d. a day and 7d. an hour overtime. WOMEN'S SuFFRAGe-Mr. Morgan Lloyd, M.P., presided at a meeting held in London on Tlhursday to consider the political education of women. Mr. Anthony Trollope, who was among the speakers, op. posed ...

... acquainted. (Hear, hear.) France presented an h anomaly such perhaps as history never saw. It was a re- e public with universal suffrage; the principles of liberty were proclaimed far and wide upon a larger basis than was tsever laid in modern Europe, and yet ...