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... member of the Lambeth Board of Guardians that she became convinced that women must have a voice in the making of the laws the country. Out of that conviction was born the Women's Suffrage Movement which for several years provided sensational news and ended ...
... closely followed and thoroughly enjoyed by the audience, and a vote at'the close showed a very small majority in favour of women's suffrage. A convalescent home for officials connected with the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Company was opened gt Whitehead ...
... after the promulgation of the Constitution, The only really mmportant amendments dealt with slavery, prohibition and women's suffrage. With regard to the actual working of the Constitution, one of the chief drawbacks was the lack of connection bhetween ...
... all married women from public office. ~ . Bills are even now being considered against allowing married women to be the effort of some persons to remove married women from in dustry was only the beginning an attempt to eliminate all women from the business ...
... to the Mayor Villerville was found, in which the women somewhat incoherently announced their intention of dying to escape poverty. They made clear that it was death pact. The determination of the women was shown the fact that an attempt had been mad© ...
... dropped to the foot with only 3,517 and actually forfeited his deposit, failing to obtain one-eighth of the total number of suffrages. It may be said that in East Islington the Liberal champion had a narrow escape of being placed in a similarly unpleasant ...
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... domination. . . , , Dealing with education he said that out of everv 100 men only 15 could read and write, and out of every 100 women only three could read snd write in any Few people but those who had the natives could understand what India Sir Alfred then ...