... 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. 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 ...

... MRS. ASHTON DILKE ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Under the auspices of the Clapham Liberal and Radical Club, Mrs. Ashton Dilke on Monday evening delivered a lecture on Women's Suffrage. Starting with the content;on that women were now upon an equal ...

... National Society for Women's Suffrage, has been sent to members earnestly requesting them to support Mr Fowler's suieudukmt to clause 31 of the Parish Councils Bill. The object of the amendment is deqcribed as being to enable married women ratepayers to vote ...

... majority. The debate extended l over four days. the Gilded Chamber on Monday, Lord Denman moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill, which was uegatived without a division. Mn continues to enjoy a quiet time of it at Blackcraig. The date of his ...

... on velvet. short, this Journal of Fashion lies but seen to be appreciated by the class for whom is chiefly designed. Women's Suffrage Jourual.—Although we way not have far in the upward path of civilisation as to be able ate that ho arena of politics ...

... euggeeted on reading some an Women's Suffrage in the Herrtlp Sopron Jameary 22, 1870. I wonder what the angels Who hear the sad ary Of Women's Week, and Rights, One' the sky I weeder if they weep salt teats pity and of shame, Fur women, when they strive fur ...

... summons. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND THE REFORM BI LL It is stated that no definite communication has been made to Mr. Woodall, M.P., as to the position or the desire of the Government with reference to his amendment on the Reform Bill in favour of women suffrage ...

... as a means towards the end the Primrose League had in view. The next speaker was Mr Alex. Gray, Portsoy. Referring to women's suffrage, he said let them have it if they want it, and as to the coarse taken by Lord Randolph Churchill be hoped he would soon ...

... strange rumour reaches me, that several members of the Ministry have expressed their willingness to support the Bill for Women's Suffrage that no doubt will he brought in, and that so many Conservatives outside the Ministerial ranks have also expressed their ...

... Administration, unofficial members of both Houses of Parliament, representatives of the Academic body, the Post Office, the Women's Suffrage movement, and of the public, to whom Mr. Fawcett was such a unique and familiar figure, attended to testify their respect ...

... --Oa the reassembling of the House of Common', on Tuesday, Mr R. W. Duff presented a petition from Keith, in favour el Women's Suffrage. A good many petitions on this and other subjects were presented at the same time by various other Scotch members. Friday ...