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... the names of women who had sent iu claims to be included iu the list of voters for the northern | division of the county, Manchester 5,10U claims of women were disallowed—and iu Salford, in addition to striking off' the names of 1.300 women who had been ...
... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. meeting was held iu London on Saturday promote the Female Suffrage movement. The advocates of Women's Rights” have not yet discerned the inutility, not to say the mischievonsness of their movement. all the schemes of called reform ...
... intention the Government to introduce a Bill for the repeal the Act referred to. IRISH SOCIETY FOE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. meeting of the Dublin Committee for Women’* Suffrage ...
... they paid. Women were bear the hmden taxation, bnt were not to havo representation one could deny the injustice of such arrangement this. Some people professed to think that women would lose rather than gain in dignity, exercising the Suffrage ; hot when ...
... examination of the cattle, he found nothing the matter with them exoept hunger. The Board then rose. MR. GLADSTONE ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. LONDON, WICDNERDAY.--A pamphlet by Mr. Gladstone will be published to-morrow letting forth hie reasons for hoping that ...
... not like their women to very deep or extensive education, some opponents of Women’s Suffrage asked what women coaid possibly want more than they already possessed. Wore they not. general, comfortably provided for ? same might said of women ...
... further the new undertaking. Tbe annual meeting connection with tbe North of Ireland branch of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held last Monday evening in the Ulster (Minor) Hall, Belfast, under presidency of the Mayor, The •mas O. Lindsay ...
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... throagh the uwnremitting zewl of the various women's suffrage societies, 2acceeded in obtaining from a majority of members of the Homse of Commons promises te support the removal of the elactoral disabilities of women. But, notwithstanding these facts and the ...
... 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 ...