... the names of women who had sent iu claims to be included iu the list of voters for the northern | division of the county, Manchester 5,10U claims of women were disallowed—and iu Salford, in addition to striking off' the names of 1.300 women who had been ...

... they paid. Women were bear the hmden taxation, bnt were not to havo representation one could deny the injustice of such arrangement this. Some people professed to think that women would lose rather than gain in dignity, exercising the Suffrage ; hot when ...

... not like their women to very deep or extensive education, some opponents of Women’s Suffrage asked what women coaid possibly want more than they already possessed. Wore they not. general, comfortably provided for ? same might said of women ...

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... Miss Becker is of opinion that women would make as good, and, in some cases, better, school inspectors than men. Perhaps she goes too far in her advocacy of the rights ot women. If we mistake not, she is in favour of women receiving Paralimentary honours ...

... favour of his infallibility on which can lay bis hand. —hnminiy Standard, Mr. Jacob Bright has undertaken to introduce the women's suffrage bill again neat year. Threatened Attack on Clerkenwfli 80K—The .. B-“ Throughout S' whole Saturday and Sunday, the police ...

... WOMEN’S RIGHTS CONFERENCE. The equal rights convention is in session again in Steinway Hall, New York, presided over by Mrs. E. C. Stanton. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, together with other ecclesiastical gentleman, have made eloquent appeals for women ...

... WOMEN’S GRIEVANCES. The principles of Mr. Gnrney'e bill ere very simple. The common law of England is, indeed, rnnch simpler. It treats the married women, in relation to property, mnch as it treated neif when such bondwomen survived on English soil. The ...

... cadaverous individual in specs, styled Professor Wilcox, was asked to give his experience of women suffrage in Washington, where he bad been residing. He said that the women’s rights ladies in that city had long come to the conclusion that the most effectual ...

... are likely to hear of several marriages. We gel, it is true, but little detailed information as to the working of universal suffrage for the election of the Emperor. Six or seven years ago the p(filiation of Mexico was about 8,000,000, divided into five ...

... 25. The Speaker took the chair at four o’clock. UNIFORMITY OF SUFFRAGE. Mr B. GRIFFI gave notice that he should on Monday ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether uniformity of suffrage was to be one of the principles of the Reform Bill on which its ...

... such strong influences to hear that the adoption of a Radical policy towards the South, and more especially of the negrcr suffrage, is not so near impossibility as many would imagine, The fanatical ideas of the New England Radicals are all due to a set ...