... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (reconstructed under the old rules) has issued a statement in which they give their reasons for objecting to the new rules adopted by a majority of 94 to 63 at the recent ...

... LORDI3,--.PRInAr, The of Lords d to.day after the Easter recess. Lord Deneaan's motion for the second readi,g of the Women's Suffrage Bill was n. gatived without a divistoo, nod other formal business transacted. ROUSE OF CO , MONB. FRIDAY, Tie LOCAL BILL—Mr ...

... the Rev. H. HO, the same being a portion of the mortgage debt. WOMES'S SUPTPAGE. A letter from Miss Becker concerning Women's Suffrage was taken as read. The next business was to receive a minute of the Watch Committee with reference to the transfer 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 for second reading. A Select Committee on the Land Transfer Bill was appointed. In the ...

... rushes to collect the cherry stone* from the plate of the Prince of Wales is valuable relics. I suppose the advocates of Women's Suffrage are encouraged by the small majority of sixteen who rejected their bill, and that according to universal experience, ...

... not all speak at once when a vacancy occurs at - Dublin Castle. WOMEN AND THE SCFFRAGE. The Spectator heartily agrees with the remark made in the women's protest against Women's Suffrage, that, as the main power of the State must, both in military and ...

... and Sussex, rich in green leaf, but lacking the rich promise of fruit which makes their autumn picturesqueness. The Women's Suffrage Society had its annual meeting last week in the V estminster Town Hall. The ladies present were not residents of London ...

... CONGRESS OF WOMEN. A drawing-room meeting, convened by the Central National Society for Women'. Suffrage, has been held at St. James's Lodge, Westminster (by invitation of Mrs. Eva McLaren), to hoar an address from Madame de Morsier, secretary to the ...

... idolatry amongst j tlu! old women of Tiverton. The reason that his lordship, the morning following his arrival, always gives each old woman who chooses to cone for it two ounces of tea. If his store tea foils before the old women, tlien they receive tid. ...

... evening.when Mr. Henry Rands, builder, Elm road, and Artillery street, was adopted as their candidate. Mr. Rands claims the suffrage of the burgesses on the ground of a large practical knowledge of dock work., so useful at the present time now that Wisbech ...

... Bieholoinew's Hospital is omitted; in which I take else jal interest. _ The •• Women* Suffrage Calendar, - edited by Bl knurn, is another bat much smaller reco,d of chat women have been and are doing in the irdustrial and political world, and each month ...

... expectations of the Republicans. Of 82 elections. 64 have been carried by the Government and only 16 by the Opposition. the suffrage has been merciless towards the Reautiosaries. Amongst them left hors de is Marshal Canrobert, wham military abilities and ...