... withjreference toaaditors’ bu.eh.mlhnufiuu dfirith accounts. A comm: from the * Edinburgh Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage ” was allowed to lic on the et o S R sign ¢ room r th, in leaving the distriet. The other business was routine. '1 ;‘ ...

... of the various rng of the ‘tb A.lr Donald Lamont, uaig, was in ir. After a runnl. reference to the Plural Voting Bill, Women's Suffrage, ete., Mr Ainsworth dealt with the ‘l::dqicqthn.-nd:,i:thtit'nm : most important pressing problems the d.{, and was, ...

... Highlands and Women's Suffrage, Sir l;rmld said he was in favour of restoration the old system of valuation by two arbiters and an oversman. Hoe (hnTM. the franchise for women was a matter for consideration, but not till the vast majority of women kept in order ...

... of these events ; for belief in the sun of Austelitz is common to every loysl Bonapaite. The Women's Suffrage Journal states that the prompters of the Women's Disabilities Removal Bill have determined to re-introduce the measure next session. Mr. Forsyth ...

... outlay. The St Clair has been towed to Glasgow, where she is docked for repairs. Surrrace.—A public meeting in favour of Women's Suffrage was held io the Court House bere on Friday evening—-Jobn Mac- lachlan, Esq., banker, presided, and addresses were delivered ...

... Taylor's Game Law Abolition Bill, Suoday-Closing Bill, Mr Dixon's Education Act Amendment Bill, the Permissive Bill, tho Women's Suffrage Bill, the Scotch Church-Rate Abolition Bill, Mr Plimaoll's Merchant Shipping Bill, and Mr Newdcgato's proposition for ...

... qwmndthdopfi-d--n:uflflom neacly completad, and that eighty guns were to be issued for the use of Volunteer artillery. The Women’s Suffrage Bill was read a first time. Moxpay, Jaouary 81. Lord Tweedmouth took the oath and his seat. Somoonmummokrlm regarding ...

... TUESDAY, 9ru APRIL, 1912, at 10,9 a.m, 1889 ALEXANDER £. BLACK, Town Clerk. Osax, %th March, 1912, NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. CONSTITUTIONAL. NON-MILITANT. \IES!BEBS of the above are nau-ud to AVI “meet in the CALEDONIAN HOTEL. on FRIDAY ...

... two-year-old, from the stud of Mr Ker of Harvestoun, ‘ ‘ Bir George Younger, Bart., M.P., voted in ithe majority against the Women's Suffrage Bill on Tuesday. Mr J. S, Ainsworth, M.P,, voted for the Bill. There is a probability that the week-end camp of the officers ...

... present of married women supporting the household when the husband and father was utterly unable to find employment. The Prime Minister had said women would get votes when the women of the country showed they wanted them. The ‘Women's Freedom League had ...

... Large crowds continue to assemble for the meetings which are being held under the auspices of the National Union of ‘Women's Suffrage Societies. There was a large attendance at Aviemore on Monday evening last week, and the speakers were subjected to a ...

... 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 ...