" The audience gasped at thatfor in the Premier's own riding, there were names on the voters' lists, taken, it was alleged, from the tombstones.

For its good he held its Parliamentary representation in the hollow of his hand; and, as Overseer of the Poor, had dared public displeasure by revising the Voters' List and defying a mandamus of the Court of King's Bench rather than allow Axcester to fail in its duty of returning two members to support Mr. Percevall's Ministry.

Charles Addams (A); 11Oct68; R445366. Taking names from tomb stones for the voters' list.

Charles Addams (A); 11Oct68; R445366. Taking names from tomb stones for the voters' list.

The county superintendents of schools are elected by the popular vote, and the women take to the stump-speaking and the usual kissing of voters' babies as naturally as ducks take to the water.

In New York City a flourishing Voters' League for Equal Suffrage has been formed, with a membership running into the hundreds.