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    PASSING EVENTS. 71

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    To the Editor of the English Woman's Jou...

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    XII—PASSING EVENTS.

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    ««> » Quee:n" Elizabeth is said to have ...

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    To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...

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    mat if near ters at of hand detail , or b on y le which tter , of more member extended s in London discussion . There mih are t be , however entered , into hereafter . I would offer myself as provisional honorary t this g secretary to

    and any commit dear tee Madam that could be formed for carrying ouproposition , , , Yours faithfully ,

    11 th January , 1859 . S . E . M . P . S . —In order to guard against the very possibility land of foul in play , tion as

    with great burial horrors societies have been a certifica enacted te in of this the Christian medical Eng attendant of connec the deceasedand of a female , friend or nurseas to due care and kind

    treatmen the clergyman t decease during , af , accompany ter illness perusal , should ing . the be reg for is thwith try of , furnishe death , and d to transmi the committee tted by the on

    Passing Events. 71

    PASSING EVENTS . 71

    To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...

    To the Editor of the English Woman _' s Journal .

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    the endowe and ' writer endowmen d Sidne concludes t of Sussex colleges " finally for " wi the , Cambrid th use Prances of . men Sidney But in y such , , both who instances univer munifi sities centl have y " y College , ge

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    o f a y student a last December there o , versed , another in astronomy presented , , £ and 10 , , 000 y for towards the y advancement the maintenance of ; that that both b

    s science ympathie generall s for and y memorie in to the aid s university , women and so I in . trust corporate True it has ever or educational been were ; and guided establishment if the y time private has s

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    Xii—Passing Events.

    XII—PASSING EVENTS .

    ««> » Quee:N" Elizabeth Is Said To Have ...

    _««> » House Q , uee : n" of Elizabeth Commons what is said had to passed have inquired since she of last a saw certain him Speaker and to of have the

    , recei So ved for we four wer " weeks five weeks have have gone passed since . " the last record of " Passing

    Events say "—and ; anxiously as the papers have been scanned , there is little h else as been than the t th fact roug , itself h ; the to Bill note for . Parliament Legalising Marriage has met , with various a Deceased small business Wife ' s isthe usual amount of and

    having has S ussed ister attended h and passed as been rejected its the broug fir Commons st and Throug t upon second it h the goes thi t reading s to form the , the , U and pper bill every H will ouse one , it knows will _pros there , that be again when con dis- s

    until for c themselve the time s is ea ri ch pe . man , and and peop womaii le are set according at liberty to to his decide pass or her upon ag conscience the question . , ,

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 1, 1859, page 71, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01031859/page/71/