... journed it being thought that on a matter of such importance it wafi advisable to have {the prior opinion of the council. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Count MBTAXA, delegate from the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth Conservative Associa- tions, introduced the following ...

... would be better to allow the present assessment to go out. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Clerk read a communication from the secretary of the Bristol and West ot England oociety tor Women's Suffrage asking the corpora- tion to petition the Huuse of Commons in ...

... subsequently adopted in favour of Women's Suffrage, thanking Mr Asquith for appointing female factory m pecuors, urging the formation of Trades Unions among women workers, condemning the placing of further restriction on women's labour, &c. It was agreed that ...

... with the rights of private members, whereby he would be deprived of an opportunity of bringing forward the question of Women's Suffrage, Sir WILFRID LAWSON moved an amendment to the motion, declaring That this House, not having confidence in the present ...

... SOCIETY.—The usual meeting was held on Tuesday, the deputy Speaker (Mr G. B. Hughes) presiding. The adjourned debate on Women's Suffrage was continued by Dr Morris, who opposed the resolution. He was fol- lowed by Messrs McKenna, Nicholas, Andrews, Caple ...

... a poor law guardian, and the vice-president of tbe British Women's Temperanco Association. She is aim on the executive com- mittee of the Women's Suffrage Society, and treasurer of the Women'* Liberal Federation. She is a bU!4Y and a steaiom worker in ...

... THE advocates of Women's Suffrage state that at the present time there are over half a million ratepayers in the United Kingdom deprived of the power of voting in the election of members of Parliament on the sole ground that they are women. They de- clare ...

... These will give you the side for Woman s Suffrage. The information you desire is not to be had in any one book it lies scattered in many books and papers. See the articles on Women's Clubs and r Women's .Suffrage in Hazell's Annual, which should be at every ...

... animated gatherings were held recently, under the auspices of the Women's Franchise League, a new institution which is far wider in its scope than the old association for Women's Suffrage. One of the most interesting of the meetings of the league was held ...

... is unwell, and that possibly he will not be able to be present in the House of Commons to move the rejection of the Women's Suffrage Bill. The noble lord is a young member, and it is to be hoped for his own sake that he will not make his political debut ...

... against tho wishes of both sides of the House. It was a mistake again to. persist iu shaking on the second fading of the Women's Suffrage Bill. when the House wanted to divide. It was a still greater mistake to side with the obstructives on Wednesday morning ...

... HOLJSE The SPEAK iiR took the chair at four o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. DILLWYN presented petitions from Neatii, in favour of Women's Suffrage and the Permissive Bill. THE ARREST OF A SHAKER.l.S3. In reply to MrLidwyn, Mr CROSS said that he had communicated with ...