... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE,—A conference on^pM tion and prospects of women's suffrage has beeH Aubrey House. Several parliamentary leade'^j^'l 1 movement, and ladies interested therein, wereJ/| The progress the cause had made during the last A ti)J the subject ...

... granddaughter of Mr Thompson, of Bath, one of the founders of the Bible Society. She had been local secretary of the Women's Suffrage Society, and it is thought some little unpleasantness in connection with that appointment preyed upon her mind, and led ...

... i iberal boroughs, and the Liberal wiil fight with a second rate candidate, Mr Jacob Blight, the representa- tive of women's suffrage and every imaginable ism. He deserves well of Manchester, but there must be thousands of Liberals who will vote for ...

... person. A town's meeting was held on Monday night at Newcastle on-Tyne, under the presidency of the mayor, in favour women's suffrage. The Town- hall was crowded, and an overflow meeting had to be held in the coru-exoliange. Resolutions supporting Mr ...

... Downing and Miss Blackburn at- tended on behalf of the Bristol and West of England Society for Women's Suffrage, and in a very able manner advocated the claim of women to the parliamentary franchise. The chair was taken at eight o'clock by Mr Lewis Evans (mayor) ...

... sion of the franchise they proposed would lift women out of their proper sphere, and pointed out that they were not asking for the suffrage for married women, and neither were they seeking to thrust women into Parliament. (Applause.) Miss JENNEB, in speaking ...

... resolutions, might not The advanced enough for Bome who thought tlitt they ought to go for Universal Suffrage, Annual Parliaments and women's suffrage but ttiey had decided to go f ...

... JOSEPH KLLIOTT. Cardiff, Nov. 4,1872. 3016 f uMic Notices. OMEN'S- SUFFRAGE. Under the auspices of the Bristol rond West of England Branch the National Swciety for Women's Suffrage.; PRESIDENT VISCOUNTESS AMBERLBY. X A SERIES OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Will ...

... That may be, but I cannot think women can be deaf to the appeal on behalf of their less fortunately placed sisters. Divert a little of the energy ex- pended on the advocacy, say, of rational dress or women's suffrage to the injustice of keeping girls ...

... Granville. He accordingly insisted upon dividing, when he found him- self with eight angry followers. The friends of the women's suffrage movement darkly hint that the enemy has incited Lord Denman to take up their cause, but that is, of course, said in wrath ...

... 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 ...

... ha m Gr re PROGRESSIVE WOMEN X.-MI8S FRANCES E. WILLARD and Temperance Work. Miss Willard's name in connection with temperance work is famous in two hemispheres, in both of which she has spoken and worked as president of the Women's Christian Temperance ...