... women’s suffrage Miss Mary Bateson, as secretary of the Cambridge Association for obtainiog Women's Suffrage, explained that committee of representatives of all the political and two temperance associations of women had been appointed in ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The following letter addrcssecl to ladies is being cxtensnrely circulated by the National Society for Women’s Suffrage;— “Madam,—The question whether women, who posse** property and pay mte* as independent occupiers, should ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE MEETING AT CAMBRIDGE. UNDER the auspices of the Cambridge Assoc i» tlou for Women’s Suffrage, meeting was held in the small room of the Guildhall on Wednesday evening. The Hon. Mrs A. T. Lyttelton presided. —Mr. R, B. Haldane, M.P., remarked ...

... the Cambridge Women’s Liberal Association, on Tuesday night, a resolution was passed in favour of Women’s Suffrage. This is departure from the basis on which the Association was formed. Women’s Suffrage is a question on which Liberal ...

... position of women ] industrially. She continues:— *• Mr. S. Smith astounding statement about women's suffrage iu Wyoming and in the British Colonies. says, ] * the idea of women's suffrage is scouted in these countries.’ A ...

... Tillyard’s letter. If she means that the Liberal women have been working all this time with a view to forcing Women’s Suffrage on the Liberal party, it is clear that the Association has been in effect?- Women’s Suffrage Society under an ...

... EASTERN COUNTIES' IDIOT ASYLUM (p. 7). MBS. HENRY FAWCETT WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE CP- 8). PROPERTY SALES (p. 5). CIMBS. AND ISLE ELY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (p. 6). ...

... CONCERT AT SAWSTON (p. 8). rGHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (p. 3). ESTERTON LOCAL BOARD (p. IRTON BOARD OF GUARDIANS (p. 8). WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (p. 3). ...

... Phillips. Mrs. Bryant, D.Sc., opposed it, and also Miss Orme, on the ground that if Women’s Suffrage made a plank in the platform of the Federation, many Liberal women w uld withdraw from the Associations. The resolution, on being put, was lost by a majority ...

... Defence Bill were read a first time, pasted through all their stages, and pasted. Lord Denman moved the second reading the Women’s Suffrage Bill; the question was put aud negatived, and the Bill was lost. ...

... 13th .May, - the Women’s Suffrage Bill had been put down* . that day ; hut Sir H James moved that the Purchase Bill should have precedence on Wednesday till it was naased: This was earn bv 218 votes to 159, a majority 59. The JfJn, Suffrage Bill was accordingly ...

... Two Loudon County Council B advanced The T brought up from the Commons read a f apa, on of Lord Denman, reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill was a 409 second time. The Bishop Ek Education (Religious HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDA after the Whitsu The House Committee ...