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... the hest and surest method of secutiug an 10es,, quate representation of the national hill would I be to make the right of suffrage universal, sod compel the deputies so chosen, to receive ina to follow the directions *1 their constituents. If, however ...
... vary large portion of his couritrymen, that, is no in hagirding the prophecy, that he will the cause of at and Osivereal suffrage in • worse condition than before his wince into that assembly. If he bad promised any thing consistency of opinion, he would ...
... first exercise of it this year was a perfect success. After the late election, those voters who might have exercised the suffrage, but for their inaction, regretted their unconcern. This shows that we, the people of Salem, do not fail to appreciate the ...
... are to have another grand function at Muttooneherry, probably next month, namely the formal open. ing of the Hospital for Women and Children, which has already been completed. The ceremony will be performed by His Highness. . . . . . . Silica the beginning ...
... time in Bijnor, and was placed by the Collector in charge of the District. There were some twenty English people there, men, women and children. Penetrated with sorrow for their sufferings and with pity for the fate that hung over them, he organised a small ...
... returned the same evening to the place where the feud commenced. Here they set the men and women and very seriously hurt about thirty or forty of them. Two and two women are in a very critical state. The disturbance was quelled by the whole regiment being ...
... giving utterance to the goose libel upon her countrywomen in India which Reuter telegraphs. In the course of a a t the Union of Women . IPPt:;40 1 •,, LIST NOVIMB&R, 9DO. the state of education in the Presidency of Madras. The 1891 Census gave us a population ...
... difficult it is to ' foresee the issue.' —Times. As Westminster Reviews for July. .. 0 .fif Panic'? Ls. Universal Suffrages I • right which ao aaaaa ble man that underitands it will ever to disavow, however remote the stilts, coudition of society ...
... a rose of Bubodans, who trampled them Men wlthlosight of the of molest glary. they butchered owe sod thirty themeend see, women, and Andres; sad yet these are the people who den e to call themselves err Allies. From enrich Mlles, Heaves defend es and ...
... Conference. It has met in various cities of Northern India. And yet, what credentials does it present to Madras in seeking its suffrages ? What monument of practical work dono or solid results achieved csu it point to with pride? Madras unfortunately is too ...
... KISS AND TELL. ea thy lips I whispering (*out Day kisses is women play, Mil the deer ..went, I sessetinies hear t►ee sighing say Alt, if the world near of this ?day, nay, toy tube, that fear dispel—. qb► lips that thee can tat and hiss, Were farmed ...
... 1907. A fatal accident occurred at the site of the Novelty Theatre, now being erected in Bombay, on Monday afternoon. Four women who were employed carrying stones for the foundations were buried by the collapse of one wall of the excavations. Assistance ...