... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. PUBLIC MEETING AT CARDIFF. A public meeting in support of the removal of the electoral disabilities of women was held on Wednesday night in the Assembly-rooms of the Town-lall. The Mayor (Mr. G. A. Stone) presided, and the attendance ...

... was at one time opposed to the enfranchisement of women, on the ground that a vote was a trust committed to . a few for the benefit and protection of all. This being so, it seemed to Dr. GOODWIN that women had not an equal claim to the exercise of that trust ...

... 'Parliamentary franchise for 'it - women. The Registration Bill now before Par- bl liament was aL Bill for dealing with the Parlia- r' mentary franchise, and now was the time for a a pressing on the question of women's 'suffrage. d s The 'Government would raise ...

... THEl WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, MOVEMENT., ; lsat evening a largely-atteudod meeting, Is2 00fl I nibeotion with. the Bristol and West of JReghnd- Id' SEocityi was held -Jn the Cfusi-bali, SwaIsta',a,-I 1 ro ,adlvecte the extensilon. of the 1YufragaO to WbflIOU ...

... iay probably Mr. Lilyd George, will be foiundii ol Ilin the salme inilid. If asiked whether is eirliatnentitry nd vote for women woull forward til Welsh pro- ,bo granmme they %would, I believe, reply that theu passing of the present Bill into law would ...

... la' dettying it to educated and intelligent women. to tve Speaking with reference to thce Influence women Pica tire would exercise in thle Legislature, shte Instanaced ens: e- the probable course of women in several measurer. Itoa' Fiat Ily one of these ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE QUESTION IN AMER1OA. .a M n d P F Gw a IA- - a - 3-wAsAA# The question of: wonien's suffrage has advanced- a' step in the United States, where it has now taken the practical form of ta petition 'to the ;Judiciary' . Committee of the ...

... th(e advocates of a woomen's suffrage, but neithe' V a lwt lie prepared to oppose titi-n 'Iten the Rev. i' J. V Waite, IA., moved 'fiTat in the opinion of this eeting the Pa'liamentarv Franchisc should be ?? ended to women xvhn ft th ,, iii' mliieait ...

... THE NLrr MBERS THE, i WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE QESTION. The division list upon Mr. WooDAn ' trs amendment in favoar of the enfranchisement of of women is instructive in more ways than pr one, but particularly as regards the Welsh WI mnembers of Parliament. Out ...

... England and Wales were in favour Tn of women's suffrage, and as Mr. Woodall, MP., Li intended, on the earliest opportunity, to intro- d duce his Bill, the committee believed that the w. ertension of the franchise to women would be hi one of the earliest a ...

... MR. SPICER, MP, ON ] WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. THROWING A SOP TO THE FAIR SEX. Mr. Albert Spicer, MP., attended and addressed the quarterly 'meeting of the Newport Liberal Womon's. Association. held at the Hill. street Rooms on Friday afternoot.- The chair was ...

... MRS. ROBERT ORAWSHAY'ONWOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. PUBLIC M'EETING AT MERTEYR. a A public meeting was held at the Temperance-hall, cI Mertbyr, on Friday night, to consider the subject of women s suffrage. The announcement that Mrs. Craw- shay, of Cyfartbfa Castle ...