... Socialist movement in Edinburgh and a well-known personality on the platform in various parts of the country When the Women’s Suffrage movement was active he played a prominent part in the agitation Mr Brunton was a delegate to tho Edinburgh Trades and ...

... woman of fine intellect and strong personality Incidentally she was a determined opponent of women’s suffrage and' conducted an Tn flats other distinguished women- wno themselves prominent in social service denied the right of their sex to influence public ...

... have it as well as the Scots and he includes women The tenth of his eleven counsels of perfection for the preservation of caco is Encourage the civilising of women” It is generally assumed ho says that women are as compared to men essentially peaceful ...

... control of the liquor traffic and woman suffrage. He ensured the passage of the first measure of local option to reach 1“« New Zealand Statute Book, and helped to carry the Bill for the enfranchisement of women. Sir Robert’s return to Parliament in 1893 ...

... been in the new position of women. The social status of women has improved tremendously. There is no need to be reminded of the Suffrage Momevent before the war, but we should |note that in wmost advaneed countries ; women had no vote in 1900 nor in 1910 ...

... containing the germ of growth and capaole of developing the civic responsibilities of ordinary men and women, For this reason and becanse British men and women care intensely for personal liberty, for freedom of speech and of the press, it is not likely that ...

... rf the Pankhiirsts wlioe militant policy for getting the vote in England met with her thorough approval She urged -American women to do likewise In JS95 she married her 19-year-old 'daughter to the Duke of Marllioroiigh This was one of the first international ...

... would rather read I do not play bridge I think rabid bridge-playing is the sign of a misspent life When the women of Britain were fighting for suffrage and entry into the universities they fought so hard that it had the effect of making them more masculine ...

... will preside festival of the Royal Scottish Corjwration November 39 St Andrew s Dav It is a custom at this dinner that no women sit at the dining tables although the wives and friends of the members of the Corporation may sit and talk in the gallery above ...

... banner over my left shoulder 1 was riding a fine mare at the head of the Men's Union fur Woman’s Suffrage down Piccadilly The procession of men and women was five miles long and naturally there was a block just beside the Rib’ Hotel where a sweet little ...

... of the people which had given a new vision and a new energy to pursue national affairs and they must get the young men and women of the country behind them in further co-opcratioh between the three Parties MR BALDWIN ON “DURATION” Mr Baldwin said the ...