... to Make a Nightdress Case, itc. Published at 8, Johnson's Court, Fleet Strest, London. Price 2J. present number of the Women's Suffrage Journal appears with a deep black border cur.. rounding the front page. This is in mourning for its Own demise, the ...

... there I. no foundation for a repon that Sir Stafford Northoote has beau addressed by Conservative members hvourable to women's suffrage, and has decided not to support Mr Woodall's amendment Owing to the slackness of work, the Britannia Iron Company, M ...

... extremely useful information supplied. Ws have received copies of the Women's. Suffrage Journal and Barker's Trade and Finance. The former very ably contends for the rights of women, and the latter is a moat excellent and well conducted commercial and ...

... Fiancbise Bill were unanimously carried. • A memorial in favour of Mr Woodhall's amendment on the Reform Bill in favour of women's suffrage is m course of sign tture, and has already been signed by many influential Minieterialista, including more than one occupant ...

... Becker's report, the 18th annual, as presented to the Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage, appeals to us as in all respects reasonable. That duly qualified women should be added to the constituency is certainly a much more rational proposal than ...

... Anderwn, M.D. Ever since her marriage she has taken • great interest in political matters, and is • prominent figure in the women's suffrage move. ment. In 1070 her Political Economy foe Beginners, attiacted attention, as did also her l ales in Political ...

... Monk, M.P., has also accepted nomina• tion as • Director. Lord Salisbury has not committed himself on the question of Women's Suffrage. He has courteously listened to representations made to him on the subject, but has observed that the proper time to ...

... ainive held within the tree Mason's Wl'. on Monday night, Rey. Dr Mac- eel, II D.. in the chair, • the subject of wea Women Suffrage.' Mr Dune in Mao• led for the geoonded by Mr dames Mae. revue, and Mr J. Currie, seconded by M r Pon lii Shaw. in the ...

... the extraordinary power that the women had in a . _ question of ihie kind. (A laugh, and applause ) He had frequently been asked it he e as in favour of women suffrage, and he had alwayv said that he believed that women were the most e(,itter, a• tire ...

... following letters wcre sent by the canilitl..tes in reply to Mi4sKiridsnd, secretary to the Edinburgh National Society for Women's Sulinige King's Arms Hotel, Ayr, noth ilk - - - , - Mr Edmund koutledge begs to acknostedge the receipt of Kirkland's letter ...

... which may be supported to have influenced the majority of the votes on the last occasion. Mr Macfarlane again solicita their suffrages, and he does so as an odt•and-out supporter of Mr Gladstone. Notwithstanding that he to Argyllshire last year because he ...

... Socialistic poison. Money is flying the country like wildfire; consols are tumbling like any bogus American shares; men and women are out of work. and there is no apparent prospect of their getting it ; the expenditure of the nation is increasing enormously ...