... being held in one of the rooms at the Grand Orient in the Rue Cadet. The French Freemasons, who acknowledge the influence of women, and grant warrants of constitution to Lodges where the columns are adorned with sisters instead of brethren, placed a portion ...

... that as regards women, there is actual slaveholding in Natal. Several pages are devoted to exposifion of the marriage laws in force here. Mr. CarLYLE is of opinion | that the system of wife dowry should be abolished, and that women should be allowed ...

... tizht vest joined to knee br-eches, silk stockings, and the palstot cape s essential as the mantle for their fair country women,! Aand the whole in black, constitute the make up. -Thkere are {l6 performers on the guitar, 10 violinists, 6 bandourias, and ...

... and made ns work hard to find clothes to cover our body. All these glariny paradoxes would, she said, be done away with when women had their rights! She did not, however, vouchsafe any further explanation “are to be found isolated in all quarters of Paris; ...

... whom the natives, as Mr. Cecil Ashley shows, are eatirely ready to obey :—“I believe, if you could take a vote by universal suffrage throughout South Africa, a large majority would be found to vote for our presence. Some, no doubt, from higher motives, but ...