... A circular from the Edinburgh Committee of the National Women’s Suffrage, requesting the Commissioners to petition Parliament favour of the bill for extending the Parliamentary franchise women, was allowed lie on ttie table. application John Lockhart ...

... WuHie Übadetane says Woman's nutlet woman at a Bre en' o' her ain, an' luk not for ane as stun u possible, an' lat women's suffrage gang dam the Almon'.— Yours truly, Bantam M'Foorte. Gusliet Neuk, Jan. 29th, 1894. ...

... women) bill. letter was road from Mr John Wilson, M.P for Uh* Falkirk Burghs, intimating that he had presented the Town Council's petition in favour the above bill in the House of Commons. The Secretary the Women's Suffrage Association wrote the Council ...

... Provident Societies Act Amendment Bill, an 1 f )rHt reading the Scotch Fishery Board Ext* n-. Powers Bill. 01 On Thursday the Women’s Suffrage Bill, read first lime. Two private bills, promoted the Great North t f Railway and the Caledon an Railway Companies, ...

... were not women or children. Mr Ju.tice tat pr.blioly regretted tier the law of England deem not permit him ti flog women for robbery with v:o!ence ; and lately floggingvery severe flogging—has been advocated for habitual &milord., men and women alike, and ...

... was read Irom Edinburgh Committee of the Women’s Suffrage Society, asking the Council to consider the propriety ot petitioning Parliament in favour of the bill (or extending the Parliamentary franchise to women, Mr.R. M'Kiil said he had much pleasure in ...

... older perished at the stake. And when, in Parliament, another bid for liberty shall be made by the re-introduction of the Women's Suffrage Bill, no doubt many stolid-headed senators, the Boers of a fossil feudalism, fresh from their farms and hunting fields ...

... ent, presiding. There was large attendance of members. was a “hat” night, and tbe members disenssed such questions “ Women’s Suffrage,” “The Influence of Music,” “Free Libraries,” “Local Veto,” Ac. A very enjoyable evening was speak Theatrical. —Miss ...

... visit to Uristol the members of tho West of England branch of tho Women’s Suffrage Society presented to the First Lord cf tho Treasury memorial reminding him of the desire of a great many women to allowed to vote at elections of members of Parliament. Tne ...

... Voluntary schools. K«>r all the other subjects time and attention was hmml, but Women’s Suffrage, lor which 1,225 ions were sent up, containing 40,442 ?xpr-*-M -ns of women’s wishes in genuine signatures, the most unworthy tactics was jockeyed aside. Whether ...

... musical programme added to the pleasure of this evening at 30a, Sackville-street, Piccadilly. The National Society for Women’s Suffrage has held Its annual meeting. The Central Committee has been fortunate in securing new parliamentary champion in Lord ...

... and women in county councils called fortli much discussion. The condition women in houses of business, and some new openings for educated women,as discussion subjects followed the afternoon. The third morning was devoted the interests of tho women of India ...