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... Registered Nurses. the National Federation of Women Workers, the Women's Industrial Council, and the International Council of Women have all cast their vote in favour of Womens' Suffrage. The long list of ...
... Registered Nurses. the National Federation of Women Workers, the Women's Industrial Council, and the International Council of Women have all cast their vote in favour of Womens' Suffrage. The long list of ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Os Wednesday evening a lecture on Women's Suffrage, was given in the Coolterative Hall, Aylesbury, by Mrs. Brown, of London, the arrangements for this being carried out by the Women's Guild. There was only a poor ...
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... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. LETTER FROM THE PRIME MINISTER. In reply to Mr. Herbert Jacobs. of the Men's League for Women's Suffrage, ivho asked him to receive a deputation, who would bring to his notice the serious and widespread support which underlies the movement ...
... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The Members of the House of Commons were invited and encouraged on the opening days of the present week to enter into a kind of *• go-as-you-please competition. The occasion was the Second Reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill. As everyone ...
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... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A meeting of those who have expres-id (heir interest in Women’s Suffrage, in (.lie Wycombe Parliameuttuy Division, was held at Wycombe Abbey 3.31) on Tuesday. June 21>t. Present: The Rev. R. L. and A. B. AllmUl. Miss Andrews, the Rev ...
... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Under the auspices tho National Union of Women’.s Suffrage Societies, meeting was held in the Science ami Art Institute on Wednesday. Mrs. Hankin Rambler presided, ami read letter of apology from the Vicar Wolvertou (the Rev. W. L. Harnett) ...
... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. On Wednesday in last week a meeting under the auspices of the Benoonafiteld Branch of the N.U.W.S.S. was held in the hall near the Railway HoLd. Mists Dove presided over an audience about 60 persons, chiefly women, and briefly introduced ...
... the question ol Women's Suffrage. (Laughter). would tell them why wanted to discuss it. It was because hud always atedlastly opposed it ever since he had been their Member. (Applause;. I had voted every time agaiust giving the I vote women, and thought it ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. In a statement isowd on behalf of Women'a Social and Political Union 11Ins. Mar. Ihon. wcretary). Mrs. Pethick Lawrence (lion. treasurer). and Miss Chrhuabel Pankhurst (organiser) say that the Union's demand that women should be enfranchised ...