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... concealed fan makes a breeze as the traveller skims psstLe Frioul and the Chateau dif. A CALENDAR FOR WOMEN. A new arrangement of the Women's Suffrage Calendar marks the issue for 188(1, which forme a complete compendium of the dates affecting the woman's ...

... London County Council (Mone)) Bill, and other measures were passed through their stager. Lord Denman proposed that the Women's Suffrage Bill, which the Mouse on the 17th of February last miered to be read a second time that day six months, should now be ...

... ow the Women's diffrsge Bill bas been ei , culated. which places Mr W Rowell among the list of members of the Government who upposed the measure, Mr Russell's for some years on the buck of a a miler Bill. He was a member of the Women's Suffrage Committee ...

... conditions under which women worked in Russia. The women’s suffrage question was dealt with exhaustively ; also that of prisons and reformatories, and the discussion turned on women's work as doctors. Art as a profession for women, and other ...

... nine o'clock. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. IUOTOUS 31111=111113 li LIMOS. A stormy meeting was held on Tuesday night at the St. James's Hall, in Lyndon, in support of Sir Albert Rallies Bill for the Extension of the Parliamentary Franchise to Women. Prior to the ...

... HOUSE OF LOEDS.—Auo. 4. Lord Denman's Women's Suffrage Bill was rejected on second reading by the House of Peers. On the consideration of the Commons amendments to the Education Bill, Viscount Cranbrook said objection had been made in the other House ...

... to a baronetcy, he proposes to devote himself entirely to politics. Mrs Wynford Phillips is a well-known Liberal and women's suffrage lady. Mr T. Lowe (Conservative) was returned a member of Parliament for the Edgbaston Division of Birmingham, on Tuesday ...

... examination of the cattle, he found nothing the matter with them exoept hunger. The Board then rose. MR. GLADSTONE ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. LONDON, WICDNERDAY.--A pamphlet by Mr. Gladstone will be published to-morrow letting forth hie reasons for hoping that ...

... (No. 4) Bill and the Naval Defence Bill through all their stages. A motion by. Lord Denman for the mond reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill was negatived without a division. Lord Anton promised a return relating to proceedings in the Land Judges' Court ...

... freethinking women lived and to conic forward as champions of free thonght. A resolution was then adopted protesting against the unworthy social position of women, and demanding, on economical and political grounds, the introduction of Women's Suffrage. BACK ...

... large and representative attendance. Mr Faithfull Begg, M.P., has succeeded Mr G. Wyndbam, M.P., as the leader of the women's suffrage movement in thLe House of Commouns. The confirmation of the election of the new Bishop of Bangor took place on Tuesday ...