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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,

... record dated March 18th, 1452. A petition in favour of women’s suffrage, signed over 2,000 electors (men) of West Hirmingliam, has been forwarded by the Parliamentary Committee for Women’s Suffrage Mr. ('haroberluin for presentation to the House of Commons ...

Th« Herald and Northern Conntieß Advertiger, July 27, 1897

... Voluntary schools. For ail the other subjects time and attention was found, but Women’* Suffrage, for which 1,225 petitions were sent up, containing 40,442 expressions of women’s wishes in genuine signatures, by the moat unworthy tactics was jockeyed aside ...

Vaccination

... Parliamentary Franchise to Women- communication was rend from the Edinburgh Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, asking the Council to consider the propriety of petitioning Parliament for extending the franchise to women. The Chairman - —Are ...

The Fraserburgh Herald and Northern Counties Advertiser, April 27, 1897

... secretary of the Edinburgh Committee of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage requesting the Board to petition Parliament in favour of the bill for extending the Parliamentary branchiae to women. UrSxmi—ls this the outcome of the recent visit of the Provost ...

JOHN ROGERS

... Westminster Hall. The Central Society for Women*! Suffrage ha* sent out circular their friends announcing change the name which their society has hitherto been known. At the last annual meeting • union of the various suffrage societies was discussed, and a resolution ...

COCOA

... attired, played “Gcxl Save the Queen. Lord Templetown wa.-* unable, owing a bronchial cold, to move the second reading the Women’s Suffrage Bill in the House of LoiUs. The Government have assented the appointment a Select Committee “to Inquire Into the adm ...

AS IDEAL

... “Yeas ato la going be married next week and.tart on bn koßsymooik* Bwsix At Mrs. Suffrage: “Itfe woman’s highest mis ion to correct the evils the lilne. ,, Mr. Suffrage (mildly); Than hadn't yon better -l»nk hose twins and put them t • bed before limy ...

LADIES!

... and trooped out of the House. Mr. Cooke brought forward many strange objections to giving women votes. One of tha previous speakers pleaded the intelligence of women, giving proof the assistance they had given to great many members at the last and previous ...

CAMPBELL’S DIARIES FOR 1898. S. C. ESSLEMONT & SON, IMPERIAL DIARY fl2j In.) 1 Day P.v^o, ruled faint only *•

... year to year for the appearance of her Woman’s Suffrage Calendar. In tumour of the Jubilee, she last year gave very much enlarged edition, with pretty cover specially designed, and much information to what women were about in England, and all over . the world ...

h flemld and Northern Counties Advertiser, April, 20, 1897. OUR POINT OF VIEW

... concerned, there will be fewer and fewer who will use force to extort changes. Under the present constitution with its popular suffrage and rights free speech, it is easy for persons to indicate any reforms they desire, to prom for their passage legitimate ...

The Fraserburgh Herald and Northern Counties Advertiser, October 3, 1899

... Fraserburgh Herald and Northern Counties Advertiser, October 3, 1899. shovelled at them by the flatterers who seek their suffrages. Phrases like “The honest working man,” “The horny hand of industry,” “The sweat the poor man's brow,” etc., when used in ...

ON SOCIALISM

... degrading to personal development. Moral depravity has been their rain. At Salt Lake have had polygamy ; and in ethers where women rale have had celibacy of professed klud, hot in most there has been oe moral order, but disgusting talcs of free love. (0 ...