... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. MEETING OF LIBERAL a.pjj. Peer and a Cabinet Minister meeting Liberal members p j favourable womenV suffrage on Friday at ihn Hoo-o „( c.,, consider what steps, if any, in the position created the passing ) second reading of the Fur ...

... Women’s Suffrage. 'During General Election the Glasgow and Scotland VVomenV Suffrage Afsociation demoted themselves promoting petitions support of iheir movement in ten different Western constituencies, and even - elector who voted in the elections was ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Mr. SNOWDEN asked the Prime Minister if, in the event of woman auffrag© amendment being carried to the Government's promised Manhood Suffrage BiU, the Government would then accept full responsibility for th© BUI in it* amended form. ...

... Women's Suffrage I T is agreed that England was unreasonably slow in gi v i n g %‘ the vote, and it may be true, as Viscountess Astor said at a Women's Suffrage Silver Jubilee luncheon at the week-end, that it took a World War to give it them. Looking ...

... to refer the question of Women's Suffrage. The Chairman (Mr. Emmett) ruled that the eubjeot was not relevant to the Bill. Sir F. Lowe asked whether the question of the extension the franchise to women could not be disenseed in Bill of this kind. Tbe Chairman—l ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. SUITOB OF TH» ROBTKEKN WXIO. Sir,—-Mr. Lloyo-Georice was interrupted last Friday because be is nsember the Gorenimeat which refuses to jrive votes women. Suffragists long ago realised that the Govern* tnent, and the Government alone ...

... Camm the Women’s Social and Political Uni Presi- Premier :— terday received the following letter fr Prime Minister dire se of to acknow the receipt of your k «, and to inform you t ve of him on to add to the which he met at the occasion of the women’s | summer ...

... British women seemed to be indifferent tested, end its Sempetntere upon the matter. ooald not eocoant for The milk In the eene ie In Urge lee toU It looked s. if women either did not teuks. there to resmte eerly rnorefag. want wh* waa known women’s right ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE have to-day received the following:— 7 Palace Gardens Terrace. Kensington. W., March 4- Sir—Yon ask the Suffragettes “in oil earnestncNK think they advance their cause making themselves a nuisance their friewls!''* 1 will answer the words ...

... Women’s Suffrage. The Conferenoe decided by a majority that 6 ...

... WOMENS SUFFRAGE. Deputation to the Home Secretary. The Home Secretary yesterday received * puUtion from the Women’s Freedom Lea* According the account given by the deputat Mr. Gladstone expressed regret present passe, and said he thought the matter would ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Woman suffrage was the direct result of the conditions in which women had always had to compete with men in the labour market, and the fact that they had no voice in the framing of their affairs. The conditions under which they worked ...