... to be en- . titlcd The Heiie, of which Miss Lydia Becler, the advo- ,he cate of giving parliamentary suffrage to women, i s to be the to editor. Women are to be employedas composito:,. and are to use the American type-settting machine. hywbhich it is es- ...

... turned towards Sandringham mentally see the - sobbing parents, the father bereft of his heir, the mother-one of the noblest women ever introduced into the ?? of England- bereft of her first-born, the ohild whom she iloved as mothers only can, They see, ...

... iunounced to-day. has bet FE'MALE SUFFRAGE IN AMERICA. is t WAS1IUNGTON, JAN. 15.-The House of tiow Relpresentatives has refused a hearing to the irlatratos of the Association for Extending T I!.e Siffrages to Women. Eay 1DOUL11BLE -MURDER BY POISON. ...

... that since the creation of grocers' licences there had been increased drunkenness amongst g Women. True, there had been an increase of drunkenness among women, but-lie would renind them-amongst the lower classes. Ile a maintainesl ticit since the creation ...

... X, Nola, MY, h s tasoarive]. Jl BIOG4RAPIHICAL SKETCH. 1891 ly The late Mr. Cnarles Stewart Parnell, ?? was hay (1Meo and Women of the Elien says) born in Cris ( ?? t 1846 at Avondaes, County Wickiow. Es0 %a9a to a desererded from anl old English family ...