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... SUFFRAGE WORK BY THE CARDIFF SOCIETY. The Cardiff and Dietriet Women's Suffrage Society Iconotitational and non-party) has now a membership of eleven hundred. and is working 'cry busily. showing no indication of being depressed by the withdrawal of the ...
... Island, has p r her parole pending the '■« of the Labour in Wash- ► inkhurst, board the h«r visit w;is not connected • of women’s suffrage, and cd that she was prepared to make ' merest revelations re the present a the Balkans.—Central News. 5 (LTD.) -' ,r ...
... there axe no women political prisoners now undergoing sentence, but regards women convicted of arson and other crimes against the ordinary law, committed in supposed furtherance of the causo of women’s suffrage, there are now, apart from six ...
... of her time to the study and writing of Indian history and biography. Before the war she became a staunch supporter of women's suffrage, and in 1913 she permitted the first manuscript chapter of On the race of he Waters to be sold under distraint for ...
... to recall this is to emphasise the enormous strides which women have made during the past eight years in public life. This year, with the introduction of a Franchise Bill to give votes to women of 21, and upwards, on the same terms as men, an epoch-making ...
... MEETING HALF-WAY. To those supporters of women's suffrage who might be opposed to the terms of this measure he observed that they could never hope to pass women• suffrage unless they sera prepared to meet each other half-way.' The suffragists In the House ...
... HELEN FRASER, (.Tho Rot. CANON HAIGH. Ticket* price 2,6. I'-. a-nd 6dJ ih»t obtained from the Office of the Oerdiff and Women’s .Suffrage Society, 152, Queen-etrect. ADMISSION FREE. ORGAN RECITAL Mr. T. E. AYLWARD, 7.15 p.m public Hmuecment?. j 'J'HEATRE ...
... Port Talbot, Cardiff. _Newport (Mon.) Pontypridd, Briton F«ry, Llanelly. liandiio. Brynmawr, Abertillery. Ac. {AATHOLIC WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY -A PUBLIC MEETING will be Rooms. Cardiff, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). July 1914, at Eight p.m. Speakers: Mias Abadam. ...
... in the ballot, but Mr. Dickenson, who had the first place for the Women's Suffrage Bill, dallied too :ong. and Sir Brampton, rushing in, had the first Friday to himself. Women's suffrage this year gets the third place. The second place, won by Mr. Toulmin ...
... Serbia’ was given at the Cardiff High School for Girls Friday Dr. Helen Ifanson, nnder the auspices of the Church for Women’s Suffrage. Mrs. James Robinson presided. Dr. Hanson, who was member the Scottish Hospital unit ill Serbia, described the terrible ...
... Cardiff and the proceedings at women's suffrage l meetings at Caldieott and Pontypridch l there w a disposition amongst Radicals to retaliate on the suffragettes, and to make the holding of meetings in support of women's suffrage impossible. We have no doubt ...
... THE PROTECTION OF INFANT LIFE. MERTHYR DELEGATE AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE mu Poor-law sae bold to on Mr. J. Brown ilk/mbar/I pre.oded over a number of The .Mooed tooluded lb. folk:Arun J. the Rev. J. Goner Lewis. D.D. a/senors, Mr. T. Duffield Mr. H. Bogen ...