... for women, for example, would not have its weight accurately determined under the clause, as compared with a State having manhood suffrage only. It will, however, be possible under the Constitution for the Commonwealth to create a uniform suffrage, but ...

... inquired of not leen than 500 men and women in various parts of the State why they broke down and looked so tired. And the men said If you don't keep up with the procession in America you are left. And the women smiled an evil smile and answered that ...

... analytical in their 1( vc-making, and an actor and actress who try thus to represent Romeo and Juliet cannot hope to carry the suffrages of an intelligent English audience. Apart from his misreadin L ;s, and liberties with Shakespeare, it is a strange thing ...

... saved Travancore. Notwithstanding the present Nair opposition to Brahmin pretensions, it is pretty certain that ,if the suffrages of the people in Travancore 'its a whole were recorded, the majority of the votes would confer the Dewanship on a Brahmin ...

... highest dereloptnent in the British colonies, therefore India should have a Parliament and as nearly as possible universal suffrage. The relations between employer and employed have been settled (after bow hard a straggle in England ! )in favour of the ...

... by voters and candidates for election. The Municipal Commissioners of Madras made an attempt to get the Municipal suffrage extended to women will be glad to nodose tliat In the rules we refer to, the het that a ratepayer is a woman does not disqualify her ...

... surpliced choir who marched from the vestry to their seats, followed by the Band and the Chaplain. The opening sentences, suffrages, go.,frona the Aceession Service were then reed, the speelal Psalms being the 21s1 and the laith The first Lesson was taken ...

... l imbton, Esq. brother to the Member for. the County, hinted to the freemen of Durham his intention of soliciting their suffrages. Mr. flame declines the invitation of the Glasgow Mechanice to Visit them, thinking it pruideut to stand or the present ...

... Miss Mullett ga ve an i n teresting and rather of her attempt to gain notorietyor shall we call it faute—for her Woman's , Suffrage Association which seemed for many years to he suffering from • blighting stagnation. The means adopted were singular and ...

... almanack was at the zenith of its popularity, and when politics began to occupy the exclusive attention of French men and French women, to the excltz sion of all social, literary, and dramatic ideas, politicians of all parties seised upon it as a vehicle for ...

... could not mech. Thus appointed sod arrenged, he bid a somber of visitors, and as many ; and he expert. ed thvi universal suffrage of approbation sad of praise, from hie dinoor•perty friends, it not so, bowers,. Bea Bloat as eicaptioo to the rule. You ...

... give thee my vote, because I think thou art an honest id.. pendent character. I sdintre thee, moreover, for thou treatest the women with tendernew, and never event diem improper mmts. Thou art • good m•gistrate and* good nan, and when the are brought before ...