... _ Ti’Esoav. 22nd—OrnitholoRica! Show, at November Show, at Camhridae.—Annual Meeting of the ramhridee A«®ociatton f»r Women’s Suffrage, in the Guildhall, »t 2.50 pm. Thursday, November 24th.—Lecture **Tbe Efide. ce* of the Christian Faith.” the Rev. W ...

... Ouilvie, Esq. I). Ford Goddard, Esq., (Liberal Candidatal (Liberal Candidate for Ipswich), and MRS. L. ORMISTON CHANT (Women’s Suffrage Society), Chair to hfl taken at !! p.m. liy County Alderman D. GURTEEN, J.P. GREAT CHOICE OF GOODS AT ALL PRICES L. COLE ...

... from burning. Thf* lory returned verdict of ** Accidental death. Women’s Suffrage.— Wednesday after* noon, the annual meeting in connection with the Cambridge Association of Women's Suffrage was held the Aldermen’s parlour of the Guildhall, Cambridge. The ...

... favourable to women's suffrage, and the chairman expressed himself of opinion that the cause was never so near its accomplishment as it is now. It seemed to be the general opinion that the proviso in Mr. Forsyth's bill, excluding married women from the franchise ...

... found in favour extending the suffrage women, and it was stated that the Conservatives were now more favourably disposed to women’s suffrage than hitherto. It commenced with declaration in favour of giving the women the ...

... RESTRICTIONS ON WOMEN’S LABOUR.” Cambridge Women’s Liberal Association. A meeting was held on Monday evening in the Cambridge Voting ilen’a Christian Association’s largo hall, Alexandra-street, under the auspices of the Cambridge Women’s Liberal Association ...

... service, receiving gratuity. Women’s Scffraob.—On Monday night, Dt> * ting was held in the Devonshire Rooms, Orren Street, when Dr. Kate Mitchell and Mies Florence Balgarnle delivered addresses on the question of Womens Suffrage. The Rev. T. J. Lawrence presided ...

... ; price one Women's Suffrage — Our readers will observe an adver tisement in our columns of a meeting to be held in Hontingdon, on December 4th, im favoar of women’s suffrage. Possibly, the question of the parliamentary suffrage for ...

... Your obedient servant, 0 it, T , R -PENROSE FITZGERALD. Cork Beg Island, Whitegate. Midlolon. Ireland, August 26,18?5. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. [To the Editor of the Cambridge Independent Prese.] Sib,—ln your notes last week, you say ‘Liberals have always contended ...

... muster of members, An interesting discussion took place on the question of granting the franchise to women, and resolution in favour of Women’s Suffrage was proposed Mr. F. Geeson, seconded by Rev. D fliaefad ard supported Mr. C. Robinson. The resolution ...

... National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held at the Devonshire-rooms, Green - street, Cambridge, and was addressed Dr. Kate Mitchell and Miss Florence Balgarnie, who both spoke in favour of granting the Parliamentary franchise to women. There was a fair ...

... the result that none of the Lords’ amendments were insisted upon. Lord Denman having moved the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill, the motion was rejected 36 to 8. Napier and Ettrick explained that the Duke of Argyll’s protest had been o> .itted ...