... --Oa the reassembling of the House of Common', on Tuesday, Mr R. W. Duff presented a petition from Keith, in favour el Women's Suffrage. A good many petitions on this and other subjects were presented at the same time by various other Scotch members. Friday ...

... conversation, agreed to. The Bill now awaits only the Royal Assent. Lord Denman, reappearing, moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill. No one proposing to enter upon debate, the motion for the second reading was negatived. Lord Denman insisting upon ...

... Rights of Women --an affirmation perhaps not less important, al though much less sensational, than the famous declaration of the Rights of Man, which made such a stir in the world a etntury ago. The snatch victory in favour of Women's Suffrage in the House ...

... Government, if they were still in power, would give facilities in the next Parliament for effectively proceeding with a Women's Suffrage Bill, which was so framed as to admit of free amendment. The Finance Bill was read a second time without discussion. ...

... recent secession of a large number of intluential members from the Executive Committee of the London National Society. The Women's Suffrage Association is, we learn, framed ,in the principle of almittiog the direct cooperation in the labour of the Lou,lou Central ...

... the elth of granting she useMral timelier So women Resolutions pesos le favour Parliament to adopt • Bill relating to removal disabilities of women, and thanking Mr. Courtesy for Me advocacy of women's suffrage. Sheep rot prevails to an extent in North. ...

... Palmer, Q.C., DLP., was accorded to the Married Women's Property Committee about to be dissolved, and addreses of thanks and congratulation were presented by Mrs. Oliver Scatehanl, en behalf of the Women's Suffrage Society, to Mrs. Wolstenbolme Elmy, the secretary ...

... men and women, and hunger-strikers must be taught that they need expect no mercy. Chivalry and toleration would be thrown away upon the hysterical women who have gone to such lengths that Parliament could not now concede the franchise to women without ...

... active service. Inspector-General Grant was unmarried. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE DIVISION. Tat only one of the North-Esat country loos! members who voted for the sending of the Padiamentuy Franchiee Women's Bill to a band Committee was Mr John E. Sutberissil, ...

... MINISTERS ON WOMEN' S SUFFRAGE. Replies have been received at Bradford from Mr. Gladstone, and also from Mr. Forster and Mr. Illingworth, the local members, to a memorial forwarded to thentby a meeting recently held in support of the Women's Suffrage Movement ...

... Bulgaria. Amongst the ',Bent mourners of the ill-fated Mr. I Walter Powell, P , le the ardent hand of ladles who sedate fur women's suffrage. bad steadily eat meetly voted on their side In every division whisk took • place In regard to that IWO.— Cosset Journal ...

... Friday and Saturday evenings Miss M'Rse and Miss Parker gave addresses on the Plainstones, Banff, in connection with the Women's Suffrage movement. On both evenings a big crowd gave the suffragists an attentive and respectful hearing. Tag steam drifter Venture ...