... Robertson presiding. The following ladies and gentlemen were announced to have become members of the Irish Society for Women's Suffrage since the last meeting :—The Very Rev. the Dean of Waterford, Henry E. Cartwright, Esq., J.P., and F.R.S., Magherafelt ...

... position, Anglo Spanish commercial relations, England and Greece, county government in Great Britain, merchant shipping, the Women's Suffrage Bill, and other matters, the oder of business was discussed at some length by Sir Michael Hieks-Beach Mr. Parnell, Sir ...

... Amongst the nomerons Bills of which notice was given by private members were measures relating to Eight Honrs Work, Women’s Suffrage, Qualification of Electors, One Man one Vote, Court of Criminal Appeal (Sir Henry James), State Pensions for the Aged ...

... action ut women in Dines pust. (Ciieers ) W* ha>e g'etl duty bruigiug loth lo bear the (uiure of our o»ti and other countries, lor know very well that the cuudiUoDoi women throngbout tbe whole world ia very largely influenced, by the position ot women in these ...

... dentistry, and nine to phonography. The Prohibitionists have 129 papers, and the liquor dealer. eight. 'The omens of women's suffrage are seven in number, while two journals are devoted to gas, and three to gastronomy. Of foreign newspapers, there are ...

... certainly stood in and of some check, as it had manifested rather undue baste. Even the most advanced sup- Orters of women's suffrage in this country have abstained from going the length of saying that it should likewise include the right of being elected ...

... GO-AHEAD LADY. Lady Florence Dixie, who has answered Mr. Gladstnne's pamphlet on the women's suffrage question I. such truculent halm, i. one of the most versatile of women. She is • good shot sled capital swimmer, and is not only a fine equestrienne, but ...

... Largan, 25; and Jas. Camilla, Portadown. ss. A COLUMN ABOUT WOMEN.-DEBATE IN THE PORTADOWN YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. On Thursday night last there was a very interesting debate on Women's Suffrage, in the Victoria Hall—George Kinkead, Esq., President of ...

... Michae! Hicks Beach, replying to a deputation from the Women's Suffrage associntion at Bristol, yesterday, vaid thet if woman suffrege were tonceded they would have a further demand trom martied women, aud Le was not prepared to give a man avd wife two votes ...

... morning when the spirit of Margaret Reilly Elliott took its flight to the better land. ON THE LADIES' PROTEST AGAINST WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. (From Jady) Now, everybody's heard about The string of names, and a' that, Of certain dames who feel in doubt If they ...

... Hyde. R. Donnelly, R. Guy, and S. Wilson. At the next meeting there will be a debatewhich must prove interesting—on Women's Suffrage. Mr C. Johnston will take the affirmative and Mr W. Paul the negative side. A correspondent requests the publication ...

... report to undertake upon it to give complete answer. TUESDAY. In the Hones of Lords Lord Denman was allowed to have hie Women’s Suffrage Municipal Elections) Bill read nfirat time. Their lorashipe then adjourned til) the 18th June. In the House of Commons ...