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... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE .IN IRELAND. A meeting in fat oar )4 the eafranchisernent )4 women who are hitaseholdets and ratepayers w. 44 held a few 0..1y» reg, at St. James's plare, Iflackrock, under 'ie auspice+ of the 'ride Society for WOMCiell . Suffrage; Sir ...

... SUFFRAGE DENIAL WEEK The fifth annual report of the Women's Social and Political Union. published on Wednesday states that there are over 400 members of Parliament pledged to support women's suffrage. The Union is now undertaking a week of self-denial ...

... . where Mr. Daniel Llewellyn. the bride's brother, is chief sanitary inspector. Capel :Mir.—The adjourned debate on Women's Suffrage in connection with the Capel Mair Literary Debating Society, was continued on Monday last, when it was evident from ...

... relatives and Warners will bass to pay the same percentage for any property to winch they may succeed. The advocates of women's suffrage are again laminates to maks a mfr. Several members of Paillareent have Wen User adholoa, and aro totes to insert the ...

... from growing up which had deprived women of a fair share of the endowments of the country, which forbade women to compete for appoinquents and the professiona tioniething ass needed that should remiod men that women were by their sole in the affairs of ...

... M.P., against the North tier has been peeled by judgment being entered for 40s. and outs. The rival memorials on the Women's Suffrage oneseon have been bawled to the First Lord of the Treasury. Mr. Smith promised to consult his colleagues, and give an ...

... hawse. men and women wink we had created, if we Waited women to tread with us the game path, and M ester upon the same in. tellectual pleaserso, while gaining a warmer of view and a stemless' of thought, sot ass at them yore and sweet women to wham we owed ...

... lIR ROEBUCK AND WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. At at rear lecture os Ware's Suffrage delivered by Mks Arehelbs Sham at St. Mayhew's Scheel Roams. Greet Perrotrost, Westriatater, Mr. P., prided. and who, at the Ml B =Otepreessohags said he wished to rapier in • few ...

... somewhere, for if women got rotes they would demand to be admitted to Parliament ; that women did not want votes ; that women were by nature conservative ; that women could not be soldien4 ; that the and cointeoy now shown to women would be ...

... recent burglaries in the district. A Bill for granting women the vote on the same condition as men was introduced by Mr. J. J. Jones, Bridgeend, who made out a strong case for the granting of woman suffrage. He based his arguments on the injustice of taxation ...

... When we add to this the mutual action of the sexes. sad that women naturally peek to govern men sad men to covers women, we have a new poor., of complioation. Suppose, for instance, that women wish to govern their own as, Ivor can they do it! Obviously ...