... the social sphere in which he moved, gave him prejudices he could not over- come. He stigmatised as a lure the household suffrage of the Tory Government, and thought an appeal to the country the best thing that could be adopted. He believed Mr. Bruce ...

... if pleased. Frogs must be easily pleaded. Both branches of the Legislature of Iowa have passed a resolution for a woman's suffrage amend- ment to the State Constitution. It must be agreed to^^tha next Legislature, and ratified by the UNDER-WRIT Kits THE ...

... Confederate fortifications at Fort Donelson was declared free. A house has been fitted up in Louisville for the imprisonment of women why do or say anything to excite to rebellion. A deputation of merchants has gone to Washington to protest against the new ...

... laughter.)—and as a'.man who can stand erect as 1 ought to do. (Applause.) Yiou, gentlemen are called upon to exercise your suffrages, remember, not only foi- yourselves and your own interest,. but also fots the interest of some three hundred or four hundred ...

... the women and children, otherwise they would resist the bombardment by force.. NEW YORK, April 26, Evening.The Senate have passed the bill admitting Colorado as a State into the Union. rlhe amendment proposed by Mr Sumner, extending the suffrage to Colorado ...

... not all, of the leadiug tradesmen of the neighbourhood, agents, householders, &c. &c., forming a body of individuals whose suffrages would decide the fate of any question that might be agitated in this borough, and whose opinions, individually or cottec- ...

... years, with or withont children, allli single persulIs of limited age. Rates per each married couple, S6 single men, B4 single women, £2. Children of three and under fourteen years, Sleach; under three'years, free. Farmers, Agricultural and other Labourers ...

... WALES.— O Paarges are provided for Married Con les not exceeding 40 yeaw of ago, with r without children and Single Men end Women, L-ot exce »lm* 35 year* of age; beins ...