... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE DEMONSTRATION. Tae Times says the women suffrage procession on Saturday was interesting and picturesque, and represented no doubt much enthusiasm on the part of its promoters, hut, considered as a demonstration in favour of a political ...

... know who the individuals were. Was it every individual or only every male individual ? Mr Asquith said the question of women's suffrage did not seem to be relevant at this stage, and considered it, improbable that the House of Commons would stultify itself ...

... MEETING AT PORTSOY. FOR the second time, Portsoy was on Wednesday visited by representatives from the Scottish University Women's Suffrage Union. The meeting was called on short notice, the services of a boy having been secured to make the announcement, to ...

... Helmsley seconded. The bill was a direct step towards adult suffrage, and it would be an extremely dangerous experiment to allow women to control the political destinies of this great empire. Women had always been the helpers and counsellors of men, and in ...

... resolution in favour of women's suffrage. Tas New Zealand, the largest warship ever built at Portsmouth Dockyard, was launched on Thursday morning in presence of a distinguished company winch included the Duke of Connaught. Fova women, patients in an asylum ...

... the second reading of the Women's Enfranchisement Bill, which he explained simply aimed at the removal of the disability which at present attached to women in Parliamentary elections. He declared that enfranchisement of women would raise the whole tone ...

... from the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies were adopting a constitutional, legitimate, and proper course in placing their case before the Home Secretary, and asking him to promote a measure of enfranchisement for women. They were not very successful ...

... PORTSOY. THE women suffragists have at last reached Portnoy. A meeting is furtherance of their propaganda was held in the Town Hall on Monday night. The meeting was conducted by Miss Parker and Miss Ireland, of the Scottish University Women's Suffrage Union ...

... legitimate efforts to obtain women's franchise. . The motion was not seconded. Dr Bruce said that the Presbytery realised the valuable assistance rendered to the Church's work by women, but as the aims of the women's suffrage movement were purely political ...

... D6NONSTRATION in favour of women's suffrage was held in London last night, when a resolution was passed calling on the Government to introduce a bill conferring , the franchise on women. An amendment in favour of adult suffrage received only • few votes ...

... with the equalisation of rates in the Metropolis, and the question of lodgers votes. They will not adopt the 'cause of Women's Suffrage, but this is sure of a prominent place amongst the private Bills, and it is understood that the Ministry will leave their ...

... vote. It will then be possible to move for Mrs I the inchision of a women's suffrage clause, Mr Prreaus. and on that will be taken the crucial division Mr Bosuns. on the votes for women issue. BOOT AND SHOE SHOPS.—Mr Mr M'Dowero. CA BIN ETMA KE R. M r M ...