... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. DEMONSTRATION IN EDINBURGH. The Women's Freedom League held a demtattsratton. in the Synod Hall, Edinburgh, last -which was attended by 1000 ladies and gentlemen. Mrs was announced as the principal speaker, and she was known town, but ...

... Scotland and err lining the English Bill heartily tdojif.d. Women’s Suffrage. Au •a*' prning the sitting Saturday dci-:'ion received from the Scottish V.omen’s Liberal Federation support •emen’s suffrage. The I.ad'O* having stated their views and withdrawn, ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETING IN GLASGOW. Miss Elizabeth Robins, the was the chief speaker at a *' ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. 1110 Committee of tho National Union of Snffrage Societies announce that they are preparing a specially actire campaign in constituencies represented by prominent opponents of women’s suffrage, and that in all legitimate way*-.the justice ...

... future women who had ardently worked for them would support only candidates in favour women's suffrage.—Today's Times, per Press Association. Amsterdam, Thursday. What women are doing in foreign countries was the subject many discourse the ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. otf Bolton, ha. s written the following letter to the National Society for Women's Suffrage: Dear 'Mr Birrcll, —You may put name down for J&isoo subscription to the National Liberal Campaign iFund, but on this only, that you read this ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Stu,—Will you allow me space to say a few wcrds on this question, and to define the aims and objects of our Women's Liberal Association. I note Miss Pankburst very fully explained at Turrilf the objects and aims of their when she said ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. ITS OPERATION IN NEW ZEALAND. The following lestter appears in the Trmew• Sir,—l was greatly shocked and ashamed to read in the cablegrams the unfortunate disturbances that have taken place in England connection with women's franchise ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MR ASQUITH AND A DEPUTATION. Mr Asquith, replying Mr Herbert Jacobs, of the Men's League for Women's Suffrage, has declined receive a deputation proposed of some the chairmen of public meetings recently held in support ...

... the women. Woman was not undeveloped roan, but was diverse; women and men stood together, bond or free. ARGUMENTS AGAINST WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Miss Mamie dealt principally with the arguments against women's ...

... THE PREMIER AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Press Association requested to announce that the statement made Mrs Fawoett in a speech at Cambridge on Monday evening inaccurate. Sir ilenry Carapbeil-Bannerman did not send meceage to the women in the lobby the ...

... regard to the extension of the suffrage to women graduates of Aberdeen University, may expre?ii my extreme borrow and ind that members the female sex should forgotten the injury they were doing the women's suffrage caufe their disgraceful and unseemly behaviour ...