... took part in the debate on Women’s Suffrage. I entirely agreed with Mr Balfour’s c •nohudon, and with the arguments by which he arrived at it. I considered Mr Asquith’s speech sophistical disingenuous. What he s«id was, “Women aie u fit for tlic franchise ...

... followed by action till the lime seemed opportune. One item in recent programme he was absolutely opposed to —namely, women’s suffrage. He expressed himself favourable to the principle of the proposed measure of local government fur Ireland, because he ...

... part in the proceedings was Mr J.t.s. Ferguson, younger of Kiimunnty, and among the resolutions piosaii was oue favour women’s suffrage. the motion of Gordon Newton, also, the conf agreed to petition that the now Agricultural Department should lake complete ...

... Free State. The Legislative Assembly of Victoria on Wednesday passed the second reading of the One Man One Vote and the Women’s Suffrage Bills. The second trial of Jabez Balfour was concluded on Wednesday, when the jury, after short absence, returned a verdict ...

... give it.” WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Tbe r«)Mii i lie prcaentoil tlu* Annual of the Women’# .Suffrage Society, Iw held at Chester t«» «luy, says : The memhers now the House «( Commons who have voted or otherwise declared themsi Ives in favour of ...

... Tenure Bill, the Law of Entail, Vote by Ballot; and he might bring forward ••ills, pute as ice. on right of way. and women’s suffrage. But it might not l>e very inappropriate, (ir-t of all, to euligbten the Council on the Education Bill, and wind up the ...

... is test calculat«‘d si t free the ings of national industry, and to promote home consumption of manufactured goods ; women's suffrage; and the restitution of educational and other endowments to the service of those for whom they were originally intended ...

... the Women’s Suffrage Bill in the House of Commons; but the Government Lave arranged that the House shall rise for the Easter recess to-day, and the measure will thus lose what may be its only chance this session. As the advocates women’s suffrage claim ...

... ECHOES FROM THE METROPOLIS. The May Day Labour Demonstration—Women’s Suffrage—This Government and the HtsdoLUtion—The Prison Treatment Mrs Montaou. London, Saturday, April SO. The labouring classes of the metropolis are in the throes of preparation for ...

... almost . . taxation all. The Conservative! programme—e:. cept that Sir Michael would appeal to favour the support of women’s suffrage is even less defined than that of the Liher.i.- And may it not best after all, every should simply toll the electors ...

... Tenants’ Compensation Bill What Conservative principle is so elastic that it makes the Affirmation Bill a vital matter and women’s suffrage not party question It might, perhaps, be easily demonstrated that in this rpspect the Liberal party is somewliat better ...

... inarched from various districts of London, these including tfm Church Army in full regalia, the Women's Trade Union, the National Repeal Association, the Women’s Suffrage ciation, the Young Men’s Christian Association. lilies' National Association, Salvatu n ...