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... cases under a doctor undertaken. Medical women preferred. —C. M. 8.. Box 6,603, COMMON CAUSE Office, 14, Gt. Smith-st., S.W. 1. WHIG HT SLZEP.—A long-established, very coma fortable nursing home is devoting one of its bosses to the reception of maternity patients ...

... real and important reforms which he had secured, he sometimes lost patience completely. The trickery and dishonesty of the Whig party, the weakness of the Radicals, and the frequency with which those whom he had helped allowed themselves to be cajoled ...

... of the Women's Suffrage Movement as well as its justice and desirability. The Irish Times is favourable, and the Northern Whig gives good reports. The one hostile paper which reaches us is the Cork Constitution (Conservative). We quote a paragraph as ...

... EVETTS, F.R.H.S. Caro of Gardens from 5/- per day. Gardens designed & laid oat. ADVISORY WORK. CIALITY each of Premiss : t►e Whig out et ►or►aeoeee herders: reek arid wall sardorar. eta.. ste. Martha, particulars apply 1 - 28. WATERLOW COVET. HAMPSTEAD ...

... Worship the Mayor. 7.30 p.m ,u Women In Industry Selfridge), \flsv Beryl E. M. Nita. (Inget 0-6 p.m 8.15 p 7.30 p M.P.. T. Whig. 8 p.in Particular 2d. Week') . CONFERENCE on WOMEN IN INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE at the CENTRAL HALL, WESTMINSTER ((ow - and N ...

... sympathy and support which has been accorded to our cause in every part of the country. The statement quoted from the Northern Whig is obviously an error. The Pilgrims have received hospitality throughout their route, and a few hundreds of pounds will cover ...

... still all very much in the dark as to what are the fundamental principles of democratic government according to so good a Whig as Mr. Asquith. His promise to adopt an amendment on democratic lines remains, as he is fond of saying, on record, but ...

... B., M.R.1., F.R.H.S. John Lane. 18s. The Days That Are No More. By Princess Pauline Metternich. Nash & Grayson. ios. 6d. In Whig Society. By Mabell, Countess of Airlie. Hodder & Stoughton. 15s. The Autobiography of an Indian Princess. By Sunity Devee, ...

... system on a large scale has been a distinguished success. This dpinion is in amusing contrast with that of the Belfast Northern Whig, which represents the majority in Ulster. It cannot be said that the method of voting imposed on the electors by Parliament ...

... the problems of that particular period. Among slighter historical or semi-historical books must be classed Lady Airlie's In Whig Society and Princess Pauline Metternich's reminiscences. The first is a compilation made from the papers of Elizabeth, Lady ...

... would have been the proper thing for him to have allowed his opponents to carry it. That was a party question. The whole of the Whig party and a large minority of the Tory party were in favour of Catholic Emancipation, and the natural thing, I have always ...