... session of the Chamber, the public would find it incomprehensilbe if the Chamber did not pronounce itself favour of women’s suffrage. Three women: Madame Brunschvig. Madame Joliot-Curie and Madame Lacorre were appointed to be Under-Secretaries of Education ...

... signified his intention of supporting tho Daylight Saving Bill on its re-introduction in Parliament. A leader oi the women’s suffrage movement stated that unless the King’s Speech contained a pledge n-n . ...

... and the working class. The two most active organisations appealing to the bourgeoisie are the French Women's Suffrage Union and the Society for Women's Rights. The former is headed by Mme. Brunschvicq, wife of a professor at the Sorbonne. The latter, ...

... is an Ulsterman and a born fighter. He has not only shown his courage in the laboratory; at the height of the pre-war women's suffrage movement he wrote a book against it, in which he declared that woman was an insolvent citizen. For the rest, he is ...

... time three women were Bitting on Government benches, ami hail been warmly approved at the first session of the Chamber, the public would find it incomprehensible if the Chamber did not pronounce itself in favour of women's suffrage. Three women. Madame ...

... supjiorted the women’s suffrage agitation in England were treated with very little consideration. The Home Secretary of that day did not hold the scales fairly .ns between the “absolute rebels in Northern Ireland and the handful of women in England who ...

... profitably their Twenty-five Years Ash' (From Boilast News-Leiler. Miss Vida Goldstein. addressed the Belfast hranrti Women’s Suffrage Society. • !' under the, chairmanship of Andrews, * The Ulster the Prevention of mals, at the quarterly cided that a ...

... resignation. She was an ardent advocate of women's suffrage, and began to upbraid Balfour for his indifference to the news that the Government Intended to introduce a Suffrage Bill in form that might be extended lo women. The whole country is thinking nothing ...

... the Lagan Canal and its connections, and opened cake fair Belfast aid of the Erne. The cost (in dues) of the 27 Irish Women’s Suffrage Societymiles stretch from Belfast to Ixmgh treasurer of the British Antarctic Kxpedi- he says, is no more than commen- ...

... political enemies. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEMORIES. Stirring days are recalled by the Suffragette museum which exists in a basement room in Brunswick Square. Photographs of struggles and clashes which were a commonplace during the women’s suffrage agitation are ...

... ho supported the women’s suffrage agitation in England were treated with very little consideration. The Home Secretary that day did not hold the scales fairly as between the absolute rebels In Northern Ireland and the handful of women England, who were ...

... at the Queer Island during the dinner hour. ' Lloyd George attended a meeting Radical members of Parliament in faof women's suffrage, British and Ministers asked for the despatch of ships following the capture of Cap - by Haytian revolutionists. lAt ...