... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A crowded public meeting wee held in Bt. James's Mal, In support of Mr. Mason's resolution in the House of Commons to Parliamentary franchise to women who pawn the qualifications which entitle men to vote, and who in all of local ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Th« aomifti ißMtinff of Uie Union of Women’# Suffrage Socioiiet waa held in Maocheater on Wed neadaj aveoiog. Fawoetl presided, »he abeenoe of Uou. Mrs Arthur Ljrttelton. Letters of apology were read from members of Parliament sympathy ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE TO TER 1131T01 1111 WUILT RIMS. 910.—1 n your lest issue the cortemondent, hatmelf Frans, wt de. a great deal of what is the truth, but he is not looking at the question fairly and squarely. Be too many of his arguments on man • euperksity ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following letter has beer sent to ah members of Pariiament by tiue CmaubinedPartim, mentarySub-Comrsitteof the Wosnen's Snffmp Attntoiatien Sir,--We, the underaigued. hbve learned with deep satisfaction that the Parliamentul Franchise ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Yesterday’s Daily saysln spite of the Prime Minister spocch on Tuesday. Woodall will, wo understand, feel bound to go to a division ou bis new clause respecting woman's The DaUji Nacs observes—We rtgret tl at Prime Minister did not sec ...

... women's suffrage. The Press Association says upwards of ISO members have signed the memorial to Mr Smith asking the Government not to put any obstacle in the way discussing the motion on women suffrage down for 20th mat Lord Cbaiuhill os Bdainsss Pubuc- ...

... Women's Suffrage. IMiss Addis, London, moved the resolution thie . this subject. She her reason for sulimittias it was this. Seeing that women had been sucuessful on the BO&Td• and as Poor low Guardians, ehe asked why they should be any longer debarred ...

... Women's Suffrage. Mt ea the gaieties ci Winos.. la at ahiprew. was a fair &Wads/we, the greater wears. lir A. S. Cook preoided. sad la Kim Me mid he had the ler may ho et the qmellea he to who there who beard ler la Ma Swear. is • dont the idiom would ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. In London, on Tuesday afternoon, a meeting, mostly of women convened by ticket, held at the West. minder Palace Hotel, nominally to consider Mr. Hugh Mason's resolution in favour of extending the Parliamentary franchise to women who ...

... WOVENS SUFFRAGE. erawing room mectine was An hela y at the residence ol yeste of Mrs Dathie, lbyn Place, the subject of ISCUSSION being the exte on of the to women house- lers, A re ution i was mar y ex-Dean of Gu W er, and seconded by Mrs Fila Burton ...

... Women's Suffrage. Toiday's Neu s says :—Efforts are still being made to form an alliance between Conservative mem• favourable to women's suffrage and liberal MPTII• hers who take the same view. It is desired that the promoters of this movement wl.o sit ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. PROTEST. A representative meeting supporters of the women jutfroge movement wee heW afternoon the Women's Institute, London, under the the National Union s Suffrage SocHstw*. Mr* Henry Fawcett pendmjr tbe arrival Mr ...