... THE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE BILL. Lord moved the second reading of fii« Women’# Suffrage Kill, stated fiat vr.,.1 largo oulabor of petitions ha-1 been pres-mtod favour, not one Lad been agamst it. The Marquis of SALISBURY, the ground it was quit > impossible ...

... women's suffrage bill. HALDANE also obtained leave to introduce bill remove the disabilities of women, and it was read a first time. INQUIRY INTO BONDING OF SPIRITS. On the motion of Mr ROBY (on behalf of Sir Lyon Playfair) it was agreed— That Select ...

... THE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE BILL. To the Knrrom of tho Axkrdkxn Far Pans. Sib.—ln your issue Monday you aay that tbs present bill places women on the same footing men. This exactly what it does not do; nod the split you sllndw to arises from the tact that ws ...

... THE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE BILL. Sir MICHAEL HICKS BEACH, in answer to Mr Woodall, expressed his willingness to allow tha second reading of Women's Suffrage Bill to be taken to-morrow (Wednesday) instead of ad* jouraed debate the Address. ...

... position of women industrially. She continue* : “Mr 8. Smith make* an astounding statement about women’s suffrage Wyoming and in the British Colonies. He says, * the Idea women's suffrage is scouted in these conn trie*.’ A ...

... enfranchise women was carried by an overwhelming majority. the opinion of the Committee. the present was a critical period. The Government were pledged to introduce Reform Bill before they dissolved Parliament, and unless the principle of women’s suffrage was ...

... WHIP AGAINST THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. The following whip against the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill accompanies copies of Mr Gladstone's pamphlet issued to members of Bariiament last night:—“The second reading of tfls bill wiU be moved ...

... THE WOMEN SUFFRAGE BILL. The Press Association is requested state that Goschen, if h*- had able I** in the House Common.- Wednesday, would have voted, and, possible, spoken the Womens Suffrage Bill. ...

... have plumped in unsifted facts regarding women’s suffrage. The facts stated in my chapter on this subject have not, so far I know, been questioned, either here in America, and have good friends among the women’s franchise party there who would (I think) ...

... (Ireland) Provisional Orders (Bangor and Warrenpoint) Bill passed through Committee. THE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE BILL. Lord DENMAN moved the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill. Viscount CRANBROOK said that any one who looked at the present state of the House ...

... hoetilities between France and China, but be was not then in n position make any statement on the subject. MR GLADSTONE AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. In answer ta Mr TOMLINSON, who reoewad his inquiry to the accuracy of the report of a speech I to haea been made daring ...

... they are invited to support as to hi« views on women’s suffrage. The old prejudice* that women have nothing to do with politics,; has been completely broken down in the. face of the political work which women am. encouraged do. This is in iteelf great gain ...