... WOMEN'S SUFFRAG A meeting was held in London on Saturday to promote the Female Suffrage movement. The advocates of Women’s Rights” have not yet discerned the inutility, not to say the Of all mischievousness of their movement. the schemes of so called ...

... roduce a Bill for the repeal of the Act referred to. the Goverament to int IRISH SOCIETY FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A meeting of the Dublin Committce for Women’s Suffrage was beld on the inst., at St. James’s place, Robertson presiding. Letters were read from ...

... would be able to state when it was proposed te adjourn for'the holidays. Lord once more moved the second reading of bie Women's Suffrage Bill, bat acceed to requests made __ to him to postpone it till of Joly, The International and Copsright Bill was a second ...

... IRL SOCIETY FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE The committee of this Association met on Wed: nesday, at St. James's Place, Blackrock, Dublin, Miss Anne I. Robertson presiding. The following ladies and gentlemen were announced to have be- come of the Irish Sufferage ...

... throagh the uwnremitting zewl of the various women's suffrage societies, 2acceeded in obtaining from a majority of members of the Homse of Commons promises te support the removal of the elactoral disabilities of women. But, notwithstanding these facts and the ...

... ‘a lady of female somewhat disau a eo] by the ‘debate which took in ‘the Huwse o: Commons on the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill, have determined to answer the delivered on ¢ occasion. The repli are not to be in the the attacks, in the form ...

... Michae! Hicks Beach, replying to a deputation from the Women's Suffrage associntion at Bristol, yesterday, vaid thet if woman suffrege were tonceded they would have a further demand trom martied women, aud Le was not prepared to give a man avd wife two votes ...

... deserve to be supported by the class for whose benefit they The Women's Suffrage ‘Miss Becker, 28, Jackeon's Ruw, a high class nal suld at 1d, and ss its title Cates, is woted to the of women’s claima thas she to the franchise. seems reasonable requests ...

... an arrangement bad been come to with the Seaz Canal company for a settlement of 7. Commons : the questions at issue. Women's Suffrage Bill rejected by 80 to 114, 9. Lords : by Lord Wemyss, declaring it essential that the Militia sh ould be re- cruited ...

... same as clergymen did. Sho felt that women above all should feel for the poor and the criminals, and, if possible, endeavour to ameliorate their posit ion, Amongst the of the country there wer re women, and Young women, too ; though of course not equal to ...

... him of ever mi politics with religion. it aa hest: Christian gentlo- the superior {0 Mr. ee The National Society for Women's Suffrage Bald ite annual meeting on were, a8 Jones a pete a of the but “hisses” speedil Those who are interested in the will like ...

... The New York papers contain reperts of the meeting of the National Woman Suffrage Conven- tion at Apollo Hall. At themorning meeting Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker presided. She urged every woman to vote, or ai to vote, at ev State and Federal dection u ...