... ow the Women's diffrsge Bill bas been ei , culated. which places Mr W Rowell among the list of members of the Government who upposed the measure, Mr Russell's for some years on the buck of a a miler Bill. He was a member of the Women's Suffrage Committee ...

... conditions under which women worked in Russia. The women’s suffrage question was dealt with exhaustively ; also that of prisons and reformatories, and the discussion turned on women's work as doctors. Art as a profession for women, and other ...

... to a baronetcy, he proposes to devote himself entirely to politics. Mrs Wynford Phillips is a well-known Liberal and women's suffrage lady. Mr T. Lowe (Conservative) was returned a member of Parliament for the Edgbaston Division of Birmingham, on Tuesday ...

... large and representative attendance. Mr Faithfull Begg, M.P., has succeeded Mr G. Wyndbam, M.P., as the leader of the women's suffrage movement in thLe House of Commouns. The confirmation of the election of the new Bishop of Bangor took place on Tuesday ...

... : to be de madder of all yer • • • Ise yere 80 year : but dere', work to do, and I'ss to tarry. 1 want women—culled women es we as white women—on da jury. After continuing her remarks in this strai Sojourner favoured the audience with a song—on of ...

... the subject of apparatus. IL would certainly be more practical. and I take leave to say more sensible, than fads about women's suffrages, or even new streets. No sane man in Lumen thinks the present apparatus anything like in keeping with the times or the ...

... leave the church. The congregation chose the lastmentioned course, and all left, with the exception of a few men and some old women.—Subsequently the rev gentleman read the Gospel of tee day, and delivered a sermon, in the course of which he denounoed the ...

... Constitutional cause, which is the cause of freedom and justice; but be sudoseded in gaining the good opinions of those whose suffrages be sought, to the discomfiture of opponeuts. and thia had the proud satisfaction to find himself at an early age of life ...

... won't du, Mr Omer, Manhood Suffrage was ene of the six points of the People's Chertereeit William Lovett wheu he drafted ieand lergusO'Connur who advocated it through ae many leers of Chartisn never dreamt of Womanhood Suffrage. I e recollect More the Ctimean ...

... the class appealed to. The poor English are as badly off as the Irish. There aro in England to day 1,000,000 of paupers—men, women, and childrenliving oil public charity. This is the lowest of the lower class ; but there is a class among them who are not ...

... elect that, without regard to previous condition of servitude, race, religion, or sex, women are, in the opinion of the Legislature, as fully entitled to the suffrage as men. Aiwording to the local journals, the passage of the Bill was greeted in tho Senate ...

... the police-station, where the above charge was preferred. Out of seventeen women and innumerable yokels who clamoured armed the police-court for vengeance. only two old women and two hope appeared to prosecute. Prisoner said he was willing to refund ...