... nde dratand that Col. Sykes, AV.P., lisa presented to hi ,Sthe House of Commons the petition from Aberdeen in favonr of Women's Suffrage. -InI time House of Commnons, on Tuesday nielht, Colonel IM Sykes presented a, petition from Aberdeen in favour of the ...

... Faculty, Dr Fraser, Q.C., remains first favourite for the judgeship. -Daily Review. THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. It is announced at the headquarters of the womnen's, suffrage movement at Manchester that th Parlia- mentaryleaders of the movement have 'decided ...

... introduced arguments in favour, of women inspectors of factories and workshops and of schools, were Miss Lord, form- erly a poor law guardian for Lambeth ; Mrs Charles Mallet, a well-known advocate for women'a suffrage ; and Mrs Eva M'Laren. Lady Sandhurst ...

... inst., urging that ; facilities should be given during the present session : for a full discussion of the claims of women to'tlje suffrage ; and with reference to this representation * he desired me to say he fears be cannot-encourage the memorialists to ...

... to the resolution. Resolutions were adopted in favour of manhood suffrage, one man one vote, and three mouths' residential qualification, exten- sion of the Parliamentary franchise to women. It may be well to call attention to the advantages offerediby ...

... assumed a 'very virulent form after his return to London. Ever 'since his boyhood he has been greatly addicted to the society of women. With 1 regard to his family history, lie states that his father's mind was unhinged, that lie was of a very ] violent temperament ...

... 9 1f the churcihes, the manners and customs of the A] posple, and the large amount of manual labour per- of jimed by the women, compared with that performed th ythe sterner sex. He also mentioned the rates oa riTwages end tre nature of the food of ...

... gratitude to Mfr Jesse Collins, MPd?, for his f advocaicy of the Poor's La~nd Allotment Act, and also b: demanading household suffrage in rural disfrkcts.-e , THE DUnE AND Duoassis3 o- EnPDNveuauc.'-Tbe to Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrived last night att ...

... woman's suffrage, and propose assigning it a place in their programme from a conviction that it l would prove a good electioneering card. Ii believe MIr Gladstone and those Nwho sit with him have always looked coldly on the enfran- chiscrnent of women, regarding ...

... something like as a impotency are mostly political. Since Paris has had Septe a Municipal Council, elected by universal' suffrage, rainir the Radical majority in that assembly has bent all its were efforts towards getting the Prefecture 'do Police sent ...

... fathom appeared a good- ahumoured, good-natured, and patient set of ! men. There were some little orphans, unaccom- panied by women. One of the nicest children on show was a little three-year-old in charge of a ! cobbler, who boasted of having brought the ...

... to celebrate the occasion of . the first exercise of the municipal suffrage by women in f Scotland by holding in Glasgow, on the 3rd of Nov., a a Scottish National Demonstration of Women, for the r double purpose of arousing the newly-created electors 3 ...