... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The resolution of which MrW.S. B. McLaren, M.P., has given notice for March 4-th runs as follows That t.h-j exclusion of women, otherwise legally qualified, from voting for members oi Parliament, is injurious to those excluded,contrary ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. lu consequence of his acceptance of the Under- Secretaryship for War, Mr Wyndhnm, M.P., has retired frcn the leadership of the Women's Suffrage 3: oyement in the House of Commons, and a dep:nation from the National flnion of ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Count METAxA, delegate from the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth Conservative Associations, introduced the following resolution which stood on the agenda : That the parliamentary franchise be extended to women householders who possess the ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Count METAXA, delegate from the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth Conservative Associations, introduced the following resolution which stood on the agenda That the parliamentary franchise be extended to women honseholders who possess the ...

... ijority   women's suft'raO'00 ? against the friends of women's suffrage. The figures are the more significant, since,as mentioned, several ministers, who in ordin- ary circumstances would have been found voting against the Women's Suffrage ...

... 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 ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. THE DIVISION EST THE COMMONS. The Press Association says :-The special interest excited in Wednesday night's vote upon Sir Albert Rolht's Bill was intensified by its entire freedom from party lines, and also by the fact that no direct ...

... 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 ...

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... '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 ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. PLAIN SPEAKING BY MR LABOUCHERE, M.P. In the current issue of Truth Mr Labouchert writes The following letter, I am sure, repre- sents the opinions of the vast number of women who are members of the Women's Liberal Associations. The ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A BURRED DEBATE IN THE COMMONS. LADIES ENTER A PROTEST. A representative meeting of the supporters of the women's suffrage movement was held on Monday afternoon at the Women's Institute, 15' Groseenor-erescent, London, ...