... WOMAN AND THE SUFFRAGE. There was, what was perhaps rather absurdly felt to be, a minor irritant in the agitation for women’s suffrage, of which Mrs. Pankhurst was the leader. A new organisation had devised new methods of pressing this' reform on constituted ...

... 25 YEARS AGO. Dec., 1911—“ Women’s Suffrage,” was the subject of a Parliamentary debate in connection with the Cafch-my-Pal Debating Society. Mr. W. Shepherd was Speaker of the House; Mr. John Palmer, Prime Minister: and Mr. George Gregory. Leader of ...

... SUFFRAGE FIGHT RECALLED. ■ M. M'l'nulirey, I'eliast, said she '' - :ii 1,11 stranger i. she haa seen quite as smsll tiiu- umliT auspices another -s:ii-utinii before the war. She Hub ,il mining down one particular lOC ;h open-air in Portadown .-a-e talk ...

... HIS TRIBUTE TO WOMEN To him it fell' to say of the work during the war that ‘‘as nurses and V.A.D. workers they have laboured im hospitals and dressing. stations for the care of the sick and wounded with even more than the accustomed devotion which has ...

... Even that is at the mercy of the mob passions so easily stimulated in any country which is comparatively lacking in men and women wno understand and love the finer sorts of freedom. It was much easier to order and enforce comscription in the United States ...

... attended by a large gathering of Orangemen, Blackmen and loyalists. -A pleasing feature was the presence of so many of the women folk of the district. The banner, portraying on the front Moses and the Burning Bush, and on the reverse Rahab concealing the ...