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... question of Women's Suffrage. The Chairman, the course of few opening remarks, said that they would admit women into full political life they would find politics purified and ennobled ; but If they insisted upon keeping women out of political life—lf they insisted ...
... as working tor the Women’s Suffrage, have the greatest sympathy with whichever league took the most active interest in Women’s Suffrage. In bringing her address to a close, Miss Balgarnie argued that all great questions affected women as ...
... women’s suffrage Miss Mary Bateson, as secretary of the Cambridge Association for obtainiog Women's Suffrage, explained that committee of representatives of all the political and two temperance associations of women had been appointed in ...
... MRS. FAWCETT ON WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Mbs. Fawcett presided at the annual meeting of the Central Committee and of members of the National Society for Women’s Suffrace, which has been held at the Westminster Palace Hotel. London. There was large attendance ...
... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE MEETING AT CAMBRIDGE. UNDER the auspices of the Cambridge Assoc i» tlou for Women’s Suffrage, meeting was held in the small room of the Guildhall on Wednesday evening. The Hon. Mrs A. T. Lyttelton presided. —Mr. R, B. Haldane, M.P., remarked ...
... MRS. HENRY FAWCETT ON WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. MEETING AT CAMBRIDGE. Under the auspices of the Cambridge jy ? ® Suffrage Association meeting was held ine Guildhall ou Wednesday evening, at which able paper on “ Women’s Suffrage was read by Mrs. ...
... Women's Suffrage Birmingham.âFive hundred fifty-seven women ratepayers have sent in their claims vote in the election of members for the borough of Birmingham, viz., 133 from the parish of 173 from the parish of Aston, and from the parish of Birmingham ...
... says to the Women’s Liberal Federation. Our Cambridge Association approves of Women’s Suffrage in the abstract; but it does not suggest that it should be made part of the Federation programme; If any Liberal women wish to work Women’s ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. ITo the Editor of the Cambridge Indevendent Prets.] Will you kindly allow me word of explanation. In your paper of the of Augnst the note question concluded thus There are a great many bad laws—like the Game Laws ...
... the Cambridge Women’s Liberal Association, on Tuesday night, a resolution was passed in favour of Women’s Suffrage. This is departure from the basis on which the Association was formed. Women’s Suffrage is a question on which Liberal ...
... both of the dead and living, William Cawley Reid, Coppenball Rectory, Crewe.” The Women’s Suffrage Society. —At the annual meeting of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage. Miss Becker (secretary) read the annual report, in the course of which it was ...
... Tillyard’s letter. If she means that the Liberal women have been working all this time with a view to forcing Women’s Suffrage on the Liberal party, it is clear that the Association has been in effect?- Women’s Suffrage Society under an ...