... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A crowded public meeting was held in n St. Jaanse's Hall, in support of Mr. Mason's In the Howe of Commons to ex=rlB l Parliamentary franchise to women who poems the queliGnilione which entitle men to vote, end who In matins of local ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A meeting was held the lawn of Niddry Lodge, Campden Ildl, on Saturday, in support of this movement. There was a large as,eniblage of liensinghon ladies, who were driven fr the seats and garden chairs by a shower of rain, but, Mr.. Charles ...

... first place, that a iitivia on womanhood (bear, hear). There were M different women's suffrage societies in existence. The speaker then referred to the laws which affected women and children, which the member* of the Woosen's Freedom League desired to see ...

... Married women had to have the vote. She not going to be governed by a let of old maids laughter) — so that she hail • strong objeetion to qualification which out married women ,applatitc). It was eaey enough to interest periple in women's suffrage. but did ...

... convert to the women's suffrage movement. In a letter the popular novelist notice that Miss Farquharson, W.A., who I have not the pleasure of knowing. committed herself to the erroneous .tat went that, though I had written against women getting toe vote ...

... stating that the proceeds derived from the exhibition will be handed to The National Society for Women's Suffrage —for the promotion of women's suffrage, we presume, is what was intended to be said. That the exhibition will excite a great deal of interest ...

... MOCK BURIAL OF A BILL The Women's Franchise Bill, which at the prorogation of Parliament last month automatically became extinct, was on Saturday buried . by the Women's Freedom League with mock ceremonial at Trafalgar-square, the chief mourners ...

... THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION. Mr Asquith's attitude on this question is hardly worthy of his high office. He considers that the introduction of women's suffrage would be A political mistake of a very disastrous kind. Notwithstanding this view, he is prepared ...

... foundation the principle of representative Government. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND HOME RULE. After enumerating measures which had been rejected by the Lords, the Prime Minister made a declaration upon women's suffrage. His l•Nm views were tolerably well &nil he had ...

... insaterous mechanical contrivances. Then he has been an enthusiastic Volunteer, and is an ardent supporter of the cause of women's suffrage. Ile was knighted when he was Agent-thineral in London. ...

... road to a much more extended suffrage for womes. If this Bill be peeved it must lead directly to adult suffrage for men and women, and to a comlition of affairs in which there will be women members of Pao. Influent and women members of the ...

... re-united for the tune Os Sunday afternoon, at St. Paul's Cathedral. where Canon Scott Holland preached a sermon on Women's •Suffrage. The preacher said home life, Ito dear to English traditions and hearts, was crumbling all around mi. Among the wealthy ...