... re- en ferred to the object of the~prescut agitation, Which was to g- give the suffrage to unmnarried women and widows only, vs and not, as was mistakenly suSIposed, to women generally. ofHehdbereuse to intimate that their friend, the be nwyeetdmme-of ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. TnE fears entertained by the advocates of women's suffrage that the order of business insisted on by the Government would de- privo private members of the House of Com. mons of their claim to Wednesday of this week has turned ...

... 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. In reply to Clark, W. H. SMITH said the Government did not intend topropose the adjournment of the House for the Whitsuntide holidays until after the 13th May, and there would consequently no interference with the discussion ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. Lord moved the reading of the Women 1 Suffrage Bill. He contended that aa women ware held capable of dieebergiag all the otter duties of tissue, they ought alao to allowed to perform thin The Marquia of SALISBURY eeld ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. extraordinary proceedings. The annual meeting of the National Society for Women's Suffrage was held at the Manchester i own Hail yesterday, under the presidency of tte Mayor the city (Mr A Merman Goldscbmidt). Among a number ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The Press Association understands that in the not itnpmhahle event of the Speaker ruling in order Mr W. M'Laren’s instruction on the Registration Bill in favour ot women’s suffrage, Mr M'Laren’s motion is likely to ...

... ladies on the women's suffrage question. Miss Wigham presented a memorial on behalf of the Edinburgh National Society fur Women's Suffrage, which was spoken to by Dr Agnes M•Laren and Miss S. S Mair. A second memorial, signed by 314 women ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE BILL. Lord DENMAN moved the second reading of the Womens’ Suffrage Bill. The Earl of IJJDESLEIGH, a supporter of the extension the franchise to women, was of opinion that the subject should not be dealt with without ...

... 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. ...