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... MRS. FAWCETT ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Untler the heading Women's Suffrage an the Franchise Bill, Mrs. Henry Fawcett contributes an article to the Pall Mu 1 Gazette, which we make the following extract:— It is said sometimes; that women ...
... those who hold their opinions strongly, and it is pretty well known that most women —especially strongminded women—have notions of their own on a wide variety of subjects. Women in general do not trouble their heads much with politics: hut the lady politician ...
... effeminate because women voted He maintained that women recorded their votes then as they would in the future—in a cool and collected manner and their votes added to the stability of that for which they toted. It bad been argued women were physically not ...
... obtain a united expression of opinion from women of all parties and all classes in favour of Women's Suffrage, it was resolved at a conference of friends of the Women's Suffrage movement to promote an appeal from ...
... MR. DISRAELI AND WObIEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following reply of Mr. Disraeli to a memorial on women's suffrage, presented through M,. Gore Langton, so far back as the 29th of Ap.il, 1873, is being circulated preparatory to a public meeting to be held in Malton ...
... Easter recess, unit in the course of a short sitting advanced pris.ste bills, and reketed without a division Lora Denman's Women's Suffrage Hill. ...
... drowned in a pond in Redland. Deceased was secretary to the Bristol and West of England Women's Suffrage Association, and was well known in connection with the women's riglye movement. On Friday night she left her residence, leaving behind her the following ...
... time, a biU to amend the Electric Lighting Act of 1892. 3U9FSAOII. Lord Denman having moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Rill, Lord Salisbury, without desiring to pronounce any opinion on the subject of a measure as to which there was • ...
... the school has increased very considerably in numbers. Report of the Women's Suffrage Appeal Committee. When the plan for a General Appeal from women in favour of Women's Suffrage was brought forward in June, 1893, it was expected that the ...
... remanded. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE large meeting of ladies in connection with the Women's Suffrage Movement was held in the Free Trade Hall. Manchester, Sim Duncan presiding. She alluded to the large assemblage as proof or the urgency of the demist id of ...
... Bill, the debates on the Eight Hours, the discussion on the ease of the Cambrian Railway Directors, and the division on Women's Suffrage, all showed the fact. This last exhibition of open revolt is nroof positive that the Radical party only use Mr Gladstone ...
... WOMEN SUFFRAGE MEETING AT TOWN HALL. SPEECHES BY MISS BEEDY AND MISS STURGE. A crowded and enthusiastio meeting on the question of Women Suffrage, and for the purpose of discussing the question of extending the Parliamentary Franchise to ...