... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A letter was read from Miss Meeker requesting the Council to petition in favoured Mr. w oodhell's Hill for the extension of the Parliamentary Soffrsge to Women. The Maros said that he thought it was not • mange for the Council to interfere ...

... take on the important question of the so-called 'women's suffrage,' to my mind more properly to be named •property suffrage.' Many, I know, concur with me opinion that the right of property to representation should not be forfeited by the accident a woman ...

... Women’s Suffrage. In consequence of bis acceptance of office 1 Under* Secretary for War, Mr. Wyndbam, M.P., retires from the leadership of the Women’s Suffrage movement the House of Commons. A deputation from the National Union of Women’s ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. R.N., has delivered address M Institute, Castle-street. Oxford-street, »uffkmm N RoasonB for Opposing Women's !SV here was much misunderstanding with regard what was called Women's Suffrage, for iMove°meri't 8 r 8 , ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The London correspondent of the Manchester Exam iner and Times, writing thl* subject, says :—lt is probable , that three, if not four Bills will introduced next Session Parliament each having for its object the extension of the Parliamentary ...

... WOMENS SUFFRAGE. Mr. Woodall, say* the J>«i/y -Voci. had an interview yesterday with Mf. W. I!. Smith on the question the ’date of adjournment for the Easter receu. Mr. Smith had. however, not yet bet-n able decide the Faster holidays should lie postiMKiea ...

... women’s suffrage. Tue National Society for Women’s Snffrtge are not disheartened defeat, any more than Sir Wilfrid Lawson and his friends by the majorities that go against them in the House of Commons. Mr. Leonard Courtney, M.P., who was the champion ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A pub*. bre bees rid te Ursa, at St. Jame:. Mi Yr the emples et Sr. Jamb bUI see esolottiog_ - wpm rotepayees The debt was by lard lloopbess. The moetbi, eltboogb Y. was lope, suopooot wetly et Chairman, in orainslb. groomeabire, said ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The annual general meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Society for Women's age was held on Saturday in Loudon, Mr. W. H. Asnurst to the chair. Amongst those were Lucas (sister of Mr John Bright, M P.), the Hon Miss Canning ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. great demonstration of women took place in the Birmingham Town Hall support of Mr. Hugh Mason's resolution favour of the extension of the Parliamentary franchise to women householders, and to promote memorial lo Government. The chair ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The bill introduced by Mr. Forsyth, member for Marylebone, proposing to extend the suffrage to women who are householders and ratepayers, has been defeated in the House of Commons by a majority much larger than that of last year. This ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A piddle meeting WSW held at the Temia•ranre on NI Imlay eveniii7g. ii. ompia.rt of Mr. dacolo lita hill Lao eleotor4l oliaaloilitiea of K Masker. and Wolatenholone aohlnewed the meeting ; the chair was taken lov NI r. W. awl Mr. T ...