... morning at one of the Queen’s Bench Courts. Hia lordship, however, is reported to be better. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. In the division last night upon the Women’s Suffrage Bill, the majority affirming the principle of the measure was composed of 71 Liberals 57 ...

... new members, Mr. S. Camps road an exhaustive paper on Women’s Suffrage.” The speaker contended that it was not desirable to extend the franchise to women generally in the shape of *• universal suffrage, ic. was only just and equitable that unmarried ladies ...

... bind the Federation.—Miss A. Bußey (Manchester) read a paper on The Political Evolution ot Women.—Miss F. Balgande (London) read a paper on 44 Women's Suffrage, and moved tbe following resolution, which was not In any sense intended to bind the Federation ...

... Phillips. Mrs. Bryant, D.Sc., opposed it, and also Miss Orme, on the ground that if Women’s Suffrage made a plank in the platform of the Federation, many Liberal women w uld withdraw from the Associations. The resolution, on being put, was lost by a majority ...

... Defence Bill were read a first time, pasted through all their stages, and pasted. Lord Denman moved the second reading the Women’s Suffrage Bill; the question was put aud negatived, and the Bill was lost. ...

... policy was one of coercion founded on Pigottism. reply to questions he would not express him self on Women's Suffrage, but was favour Manhood Suffrage. A resolution approving his candidature was unanimously passed.—Mr. Woodall, M.P., speaking support of ...

... would be fully investigated by a court-martial at Portsmouth. Lord Denman’s Duration of Speeches in Parliament Bill and Women’s Suffrage Bill were rejected on coming on ton second reading. A Select Committee on the Land Transfer Bill was appointed. In the ...

... ALL CREATION.” CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATION 808 WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A public meeting connection with the above asaooiation was Mid in the Aldermen’s Parlour the GuUdhill on Tuesday evening, when address on women’s suffrage was delivered by Mrs. Bateson. In the absence ...

... rights of women. The l.vlies whose are s ...

... 13th .May, - the Women’s Suffrage Bill had been put down* . that day ; hut Sir H James moved that the Purchase Bill should have precedence on Wednesday till it was naased: This was earn bv 218 votes to 159, a majority 59. The JfJn, Suffrage Bill was accordingly ...

... Two Loudon County Council B advanced The T brought up from the Commons read a f apa, on of Lord Denman, reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill was a 409 second time. The Bishop Ek Education (Religious HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDA after the Whitsu The House Committee ...

... District Counri' i. pile register. 11. Limited Liability 11. One man one vote. Amendment 12. Shorter Parliaments. 12. Women’s Suffrage. ...