... ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A deputation. consisting of Cmdr. Cook. Mr. Oak-Rhind. Mr. Mrs. Chaning- Pearce, Mrs. Howe, Miss Bertha Kennett and Margaret was received by Mr. Norman Craig, Member for Thanet. with a view to hearing from him in person his attitude ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. “The Watling Street Section of the Non-miUtant Suffragists, who are marching to London, encamped at Lancaster on Friday night. They had spent the day very enjoyably, journeying from Arnside to Camforth. where Mrs. A. E. Barton, of Red ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Mrs E . Tethick-Lawrenee ' s Memories of the Campaign MY FART IN A CHANGING WORLD . By Emmeline . Pethick-Lawrence . .- ( 15 s . Gollancz . ) ' . - ' ' Mrs Pethick-Lawrence ' s . story , of her pioneer years . as a social worker in ...

... Peacehaven Debating Society Has women's suffrage justified itself?” was the title of an address given by Miss Nora Green to members the Peacehaven Debating Society at the Pariah Church Tuesday. ...

... St. Qucntin is occupied, and Cantbrai. still inn defended desperately. surrounded. The United States Senate re feels a women's suffrage resolution by 54 votes to 30. ...

... FAMILY COURT PROPOSAL Agitation for women's suffrage and women's rights is to be suspended until the hostilities in China are over, it is announced. Instead emphasis is to be placed on the training of Japanese women through participation in local health ...

... TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AOO A .social meeting convened l ' the Ramsgate branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies was hold in the Royal Sailors’ Rost last week. Tlic ninth annual Ramsgate and Rroadstairs postal staff dinner was held at the ...

... FRENCH MRS. PARKHURST. Louise Weiss, leader of the French women's suffrage movement, is in London. Her votes-for-women campaign has been long and bitter reminiscent of Mrs. Pankhursts's pre-war fight, but movement has been non-violent and in biggest ...

... WEISS (Pap 3) LOUISE WEISS, leader of French women's suffrage movement, is in London. Her sotes-for-uomen campaign bas been long and bitter, reminiscent of Mrs. Pankhurst's pre-uar fight, but mosement ha- been non • siolent. and in biggest battle %oath ...

... presided at a meeting of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies at Cave's Cafe. Broadstairs, when Mrs. Rackham. a Poor Law Guardian, of pointed out the different ways in which the subject of women's suffrage be treated, and showed what a vast was covered ...

... Penzance. Women's Suffrage TN his article Home from Civilisation, Hannen Swatter told us that Finland was the first country in the world to give women votes. That was in 1906. we gather from what he says. This statement, that the Finnish women were the ...

... Miss Annie Kenney, a prominent member of the W.S.P.U. (Women's Suffragist??) ■who has served several terms of imprisonment as result her militant activities connection with the women’s suffrage movement, addressed a public meeting at toe town Hall, Tunbridge ...