... in in made leather wallet, was made by Mrs. Sheshy-Skeffingtou. Mrs. Cahalan was for many years astiociated with the Women's Suffrage Movement. ant varion , movements having tor their a'ii (.t the improvement of the conditions ot working girls. partieularly ...

... Twenty-five Years Ago Speaking at Fast Worcestershire Women onist Association Mr, Austen Chamberlain declared himself opposed to women's suffrage, and said he did not .- e .'hat the great majorif' women desired *» franchise A successful demons ration was ...

... went to prison with Mow. struggle in 1907. It was her husband who was the prime mover in forming the Men's League for Women's Suffrage, which Proved invaluable to these pioneer masa. Whet off dayp those are. known ' only STRAITS SETTLRIENTS, MILITARY ...

... to the front for a good many years in schemes of social reform, and was, for example, among the earliest to introduce women's suffrage. While the measures taken have not always proved an unqualified success, as was the case with Prohibition, much credit ...

... was in his gist year. A prominent Freemason, he was Past Grand chaplain of England. He was an ardent supporter of the women's suffrage movement. tie was made an Honorary canon of Norwich cathedral in 1916. and was a Proctor in Con‘ocation for many years ...

... it was done. There i no nreacinn here to give particulars of the Lenden end National Society of Women's Service which has developed out of a women's suffrage society of the DISEASES OF THE SKIN. BELFAST HOSPITAL'S WORK. REVIEWED 11' IIIRVAL REEVING. Rev ...

... considering the difference between what had been prophesied regarding women’s suffrage and what bad Manx of the prophets had been shown to wrong and their misgivings had not l>een realised Women did not vote as a imrtv, but voted for different parties in the ...

... tubercuK'* exhibition in Clones. The Prime Minister t'l*'* Asquith), who received a deputation of Liberal members favour of women’s suffrage, pro* mised to mtroduce an electoral reform Bill. THE EOAMEK ...

... lor the present eketion, as for those in the past, will be earned out women. In canvassing is the personal touch that counts, and women vassers are essential lor the persuading ef women electors. This is very impor-aat feature of any election campaign, since ...

... By ELIZABETH KYLE TUNLAND Was the first country in Europe to give the suffrage to women, and the present women members of parliament are showing their gratitude by giving their whole strength and energy to the rebuilding of Slate long under the domination ...

... Fellowship, which exists to observe the three great anniversaries of the wentan's suffrage movement. These are—February R. the day on which the vote was first given to women in 1918•, July 14, which is Mrs. Pankhurst's birthday, and October 13, the day on ...

... MILITANT SUFFRAGIST. The militant suffrage movement came ! •'thrilling discovery,” for it “supplied the j answer to a thousand puzzling problems,” and *’ gave chance of activity.” She had a rough initiation into public speaking meetings where there was ...