... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. Tho annual meeting of the National Society fur Women's Suffrage was held at Manchester on Wednesday, Tha Mayor presiding. Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P., Mra. Josephine Batter, and Miss Sheddon addressed the meeting; and it was ...

... FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A meeting of the Dublin Committee of the above Siciet) was held on Wednesday, at Blackiock, Dublin. Miss Anne Isabella Robertson presiding. It was announced that the following had become roembo s of the Irish Sacietv fit Women’s Suffrage ...

... IHISU SOCIETY FOB WOVEN’S SUFFRAGE William Koravth, Esq, QC, M P, who baa charge of the Women's SoSrage Bill, has expressed wish that no more public meetings should be bold on the subject. The Irish Society for Women’s Suffrage fullv approve* of course ...

... displayed. The annual meeting of the Women’s Suffrage Was held on Thursday night at the West mins. Palaoc Hotel. Mr Courtney, MP, who presided, said ho did not see bow the franchise could denied to educated women householders, and if tho Government did ...

... BOUVEKIE moved that tbo bill read second time that day six month-, and contended that the women’s suffrage movement was supported by only very small proportion of the women of the United Kingdom. The debate was continued by Mr. Scoorfield, Mr. Maguire, Mr. ...

... have been tbe intentionally overlooked. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Drogheda, Tuesday, A deputation of (hose blue-stocking revolutionists waa annonoced shoot to address a •• public meeting,” to advocate the rights of women to tbe franchise, last evening at the Methodist ...

... which conhl not easily refuted. Women were not inferiot in intellect men.— Mr Fawcett, indeed, went further, and produced tho figures of the Middle Class Examinations to prove that the had beaten the boys. These women own honses and properly in tho fnnds ...

... down several dwellinghouses. Female Suffrage.— The Sdford overseers have noma to importmt decision respecting the franchise, which may possibly save Mr. Mill and other* sonic trouble. They decided to place all women properly i|iislificd npon the voters' ...

... applied for, and that oo person should be incarcerated for more than seven days without tbe right of appeal to a jury. WOMANS SUFFRAGE. Waterford, Monday. A deputation from the Woman Soffiage Society, addressed a public meeting in the Town Hall, The hall was ...

... franchise, if extended to women all, could not limited to spinsters and widows, the opponent* of the movement have said in effect:— You wilt nothing except at cost much greater than ail that you can will be worth.” Hither women will agree with their husbands ...

... Prating for Extension the Suffrage.— Among the petitions presented to the House of Commons this week one from 1,550 ladies, all belouging to the upper and middle classes, and alt householders, praying for an extension of the suffrage to female resident ho ...

... Chtndordy, in replying to Bismarck’s note demanding-eleciions in France a ptecedent to peace, sayst —How is the oniserssl suffrage to be carried out ? Coonl Bismarck knows well ns »e do that some delay, no matter how short, end security, even if lasted ...