... to 135 by which Mr. Woedalr's proposi• ion to extend the suffrage to female householders was reject ed by the House of Commons last Thursday night, has caused the leaders of the women's suffrage movement to reconsider their determination to refuse the ...

... Female Suffrage. TIMES. At the nine o'clock sitting last night the Muse of Commons was called upon to discuss the important question of the right of women to exercise the Parliamentary franchise. Mr. Hugh Mason, upon whom has devolart•l the onerous dutits ...

... other night, be lady speaker said ; Not long age, when she had been speaking on womun's suffrage, • wan got up and asked a question. 'How was It, said, 'that women had never produc• Shakespeare V' replied, 'Haven't they? Whe did, they. A LITTLE CARELESS ...

... plums and a pitcher of water—such is their typical menu. M .Gtos is engaged draughing a constitution, wlicre the rights of women will be ez eque to those of man, even in the payinr , of taxes. As he is an old socialist he will have liberty for all The ...

... Euroneans at Pekin. it is beiiev( that the French Minister will demand a indemnity. New Zealand has granted the suffrage to quality women for election to Parliament Mr Durham, the United States Consul h. Sandominga has been api,ointed Minister to Haiti ...

... politically. Sir Albert Ittilit's Women Suffrage Bill has been practically killed before it has been discussed. The fundamental objection to the measure is ther it excludes from its operation the entire body of married women. Because a few Primrose dames ...

... good deal of agitation is being carried on now in fsvour of Women suffrage, the chief cause being the Bill which Sir A, llollit is about to bring before the House of Commons to grant women taxpayers, or , more paoperly those who fall within the Property ...

... as a law to be respected, there most be the sovereign expression of the free suffrage of all. Now we do not admit that arbitary restrictions cal be imposed spon that suffrage. We fought against the Empire sad its practices, and we de not intend to revive ...

... re• eeption on the 19% instant. Sir Henry Parkes presented a motion in the Legislature of New South Wales ta grant the suffrage to women which was rejected. A proclamation has been issued by Pre. 'Went Harrison, making public the terms of the reciprocity ...

... troops,under Major Higly. , would meet the emigrants. The Indiana wore to remain in ambush. The women were to go ahead. The Indians were then to kill the women,tho Militia were to kid the men, and I cod the drivers of the waggans were to kill the romaded ...

... late Chii.esi minister at Washington, says that bicycles were iii common !lee in the Flowery Kingdom .. yeit!ta a b ro. but women rode them to the negle'et of tii.ir ftmilie the Enaperoit _iteiPped the in wi alict Ire. Tt.e bloomers, ituirever, our vv.t ...