... Btaager, M.P., who introduced the Women's Suffrage Bill into the House of Common■ on Friday, is a King's Counsel. and hav represented North Kensington in the Liberal interest since 1906. He has been an advocate of women's suffrage for years. and converted his ...

... 21. The Women's Freedom League have issued • statement indignantly protesting against the Government's proposal to introduce a Reform Bill without the inclusion of women; while the Executive Committee of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies ...

... protest against the action of the prison authorities in detaining her clothing. Several convictions in connection with the women's suffrage movement were proved. Mr. Hopkins: Will you give me some ides as to what I ought to do with you? Prisoner: I think you ...

... RATS AND CAYENNE PEPPER. Turbulent scenes were witnessed at a women's suffrage meeting at Sutton (Surrey) on Monday night. Mrs. Despard and others attempted to address the gathering, but after trying for threequarters of an hour to get a hearing they ...

... CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS. The lion. Charles Russell, the Liberal candidate, having given satisfactory assurances on the subject of Women's Suffrage. Mr. H. N. Braileford has withdrawn his candidature in the Suffragist interest for South Salford. ...

... of the Women's International Alliance Cougries at St. James's Hall was concluded on Saturday , the delegates re-united for the last time es Sunday afternoon. at St. Paul's Cathedral, where Canon Scott Holland preached a sermon on Women's Suffrage. The preacher ...

... existence of the family. Mrs. Creighton touches in an interesting manner on meals at schools, higher education of women, womenS suffrage, children's independence, etc. The article should be read by all who have the welfare of the family life of the station ...

... Women and the Vote. CONFERENCE IN DUBLIN., & — The first Conference under the auspices of the Irish Women’s Franchise Federation was opened on Tuesday afternoon in the Rotunda Rooms, Dublin. In the course of the Conference, Mrs. Carson (Lurgan) said that ...

... held in the next fcw days both by the Conciliation Committee and by Radicals in favour of women’s suffrage, bat the present impressions of the leaders appear to be unfavourable, and farther assarances on sume points are desired. It i thought that a week ...

... the are :— still ssked for Women members of Parliament. Women envoys at the International Re__construction Congress after the war. British natiopality to be retained in marrisge with aliens. Women msgistrates and jurymen. Women solicitors and barristers ...

... therefore it ought, according to former rulings, be re-introduced. It, therefore, ‘became clear that the prospects of women’s suffrage, so far as the Franchise Bill was concerned, were doomed, for the measure could not possibly be re-introduced and carried ...

... rights for men and women was what she desired, and her journalistic experienos strengthened her views. She left San Francisco to work for the mime, and has does some valuableorganising woeii as president of the International Women Suffrage Alliance. She is ...