... the Custom House on Wednesday, May 29th. There was a large attendance, principally of workingmen. The speakers were Mrs. Garvey Kelly and Mrs. W. Palmer. Mrs. Cousins and Miss Cahalan waited on the Dublin Trades Council on Monday night to urge the views ...

... in Nforan's body. Ms was as beiL Ku Ong mows were in Dublin oc Saw.: ,y night in with lion welcome to Mee. Cousins, Mrs. Garvey Kelly. and Miss Allen, the nqwwientative& ut the Irish Women's Franchise League. on their return flow Holloway Jail, where ...

... crowd round the platform shows that thei• desire to know the meaning of this movement has overcome their former shyness. Mrs Garvey Kelly presided, and introduced Miss Cahalan, who briefly criticised some of the prevailing prejudices against giving the vote ...

... liberated sisters imblic reception oc their return to Dublin, and they did. Tl* three ex-prisoners were Mrs. Cousins, Mrs, Garvey Kelly, and Miss Allen. They travelled by the mail train and steamer via Holyhead and Kingstown, and arrived Westland Row Station ...

... people at the idea showed that this protest would be effective snit should encourage suffragists to premed with it. Mrs. Garvey Kelly and Mr. Bridgeman. JAL. took part In the discussion which followed. A debate on Woman's Suffrage took place on Thursday ...

... treatment, and read a message from them to the meeting. The Irish Citizen is now sold daily on the streets by Mrs Keane, Mrs Garvey Kelly, Miss Lawler and others. A special fund has been started to cover the expenses in connection with the League's activities ...

... Saturday, Mr. Swifte heard • case which attracted • lot of attention on the pert of the ladies of the Suffragette movement. Mrs. Garvey Kelly. of Boyne Villa, Oakley Road, a member of the Women's Franchise League . , appeared in answer to a police sumroom, which ...

... Saturday Mr. Swifte, heard case which attracted a lot of attention the part of the. ladies of the auffragette movement. Mrs. Garvey Kelly, Boyne. Villi, Oakley Road, member the Irish Women’s Franchise League, appeared in-answer to police summons, in which ...

... written— No man has a right to set bounds to the march of a nation. With these arresting words for her opening sentence, Mrs. Garvey Kelly captured at once the attention of what we believe to have been the largest meeting of this season, an attention which ...

... sent to the Hon. Tras., Miss Maxwell, 21 l.ongford Terrace, Monkstown, Co. Dublin, or to any member of the Committee : Mrs. Garvey Kelly Grateful Reader Mrs George Bernard Shaw Mrs S. L'nd . . . Mrs Crichton . . Mrs. N. Rimmer . . Miss Wheeler Ryan Miss ...

... Among saline la the country diarists the following have been mike I— Month, Min Ceres and Mies Marty& ; Plallaspe. Mrs. Garvey Kelly; Kingstown. Les and Mrs. Xeraing. • connect In of the troth will take pine at the Molentorth Hall ea 18, et II p.m. TI ...

... and contradicted the misrepresentations current :IS to the League's attitude towards Home Rule. She was followed by Mrs. Garvey Kelly, who in a brief speech outlined the human grounds for woman's suffrage. Miss Bloxham, whose reappearance on the platform ...