... THE PREMIER AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. During the Prime Minister's recent visit to Bristol a memorial was privately presented him, thanking him for personal sympathy with the principle of political enfranchisement of women, and urging him to introduce a Government ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN CALIFORNIA San Francisco, Thursday. Considerable interest is .being taken throughout the country the fate of the women's suffrage amendment the Californian Constitution, on which a vote was taken on Tuesday. Yesterday the returns indicated ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AT MANCHESTER MEETING BROKEN UP. The supporters of the women's suffrage movement in Manchester organised demonstration yestarday afternoon in one the most popular of the municipal parks in that chy. Many thousands of people congregated ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. PROTEST MEETING IN LONDON. Lord Cromer presided Last night a largelyattended meeting beJd in the Queen's Hail, London. The proceedings were considerably interrupted by the supporters of the suffrage movement, and at one stage a ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. LETTER FB-OM MR ASQUITH. Mr Asquith. replying to a communication from I»rd Lytton enumerating the grounds which the Conciliation Committee demand facilities autumn for the remaining stages the Women's Suffrage Rill now before the ...

... SHEFFIELD AND' WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Sheffield City Council last evening, 3o votes to 6, carried a resolution in favour of of the Parlia mentarv suffrage to women householders. The chkf opponents were the local leader of the Conservative party and one ...

... AUSTRALIA AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Melbourne, Thursday. The Legislative Council has rejected women's suffrage for the fourteenth time. —-Renter. ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE CONFERENCE. The International Women's Suffrage Alliancc meeting London on Saturday decided that women of all nations must be enfranchised, and that the membership the allianoo bo limited organisations having this for ...

... yet found in all men and women willing die for such freedom. And it had always been the women who went with the men. They never found where the men went in front and the women did not go behind; but she was sorry say the women had generally been left in ...

... THE PREMIER AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Sir Henry Canipbcll-Banne.man, in. replying a letter from the secretary of the Dunfermline Women's Society, writes:—l wi'l with much pleasure give my support to Mr Dickinson's bill when it comes before the House Commons ...

... turning them up6ide —w xtl. out allowing women have a say in the matter? Women during the oourse of the war had shown themselves quite as patriotic, quite as determined, quit© selfsacrificing men. Had women ever struck during tho war? Had they done anything ...

... and happier ii women's brain power was more utilised. Mrs Bryant contended that men got money than women for their labour simply because they had votes their back. It was 6aid many that women did not understand politics. Give the women a chanoe, and they ...