... 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 The I.ad'O* having stated their views and withdrawn, ...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. 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 ...

... Chaplin, Unionist and Tariff Reformer, and the Hon. Bertrand Russell, women’s suffrage representative. Particular interest was taken in the contest owing the feet that women’s suffrage was the principal plank in the platform of one of the candidates—the ...

... so, women were either rigidly excluded or required to sign impossible conditions before being admitted. Chained to Gallery urprise it was when Mr Lloyd George announced his intention to speak at the Albert Hall on the question of Women’s Suffrage. At ...

... place on the ejects of toe University 01 women on seen I ai d inu-iloctuai lire and in afternoon there was some lively debating women's suffrage. Lad* Frederick Cavendish nosing opposition i»v objecting to women entering Parliament. In the evening the ...

... if there waa anv truth in tho published statement that his father were in favour of women's suffrage, has received the following reply am not in favour women's suffrage, no* 1 believe Mr Chamberlain.'’ BACK TO THE LARD. LANDLORDS AND SMALL HOLDERS BILL ...

... First Manx Judge, said he could not understand why there was such feeling in England in regard the granting of women’s suffrage. Manx women had had Parliamentary votes for 20 years, and their influence hod always lot morality and ricbtcouacMa^ ...

... had distinguished themselves by their Socialistic proclivities and by tbe prominent part they bad taken in the cause of women’s suffrage. Another offence which one of tbe “ragged” members was guilty appears to hare been that he was a believer in the aristocracy ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT ABOYNB. Mr* Pankhurst Promises Bit Autumn Campalfu. Mrs Psnkhurst, one of the leaders ths Women’s Suffrage movement, has been on a visit to Aboyne. and has addressed several meetings in the district. That which attracted most public at ...

... way against women’* suffrage. The new democratic cnthusia-sm strong and so fervent that nothing short of complete adult suffrage in one world-sweeping measure will satisfy it- It is this all-or-nothing attitude which makes the adult suffrage demand Dangerous ...

... that Bill enfranchising women bouse holders should rushed through the first session of Parliament. Women’s Good Work. the ground abstract principle strong caso can be made out for granting th® Parliamontarv franchise to women householders. The case of ...

... sympathy with the women's suffrage move- this competition started gave some ment in practical way. the occasion regarding Mias Prey. America of their visit to Aberdeen the other day champion; and Miss Carson, the Chicego the Treasurer the Women'e Beauty. Perhaps ...