... National U nion of Women's Suffrage Societies. Law.abidiug. Non. Party. Colours : Red, White sod Orem PUBLIC MEETING will be held on FRIDAY, APRIL 24th, 1914, t THE DRILL HALL, BAY. 8 p.m., when MISS FOXLEY, M.A., will Speak on Women's Suffrage. Chairman : Mr ...

... Psbao Notices. National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. NON-MILITANT. NON-PARTY. A PUBLIC MEETING under the patronsge of Lady Gianni*, will be held in THE TOWN HALL, BRECON. On Thursday, Jan. 88th, at 8 p.m. In the chair: The Hon. Mrs. K. C. DEVEREUX ...

... WOMEN AND VOTES. DEPUTATION TO TIN PREMIER. The women's suffrage societies and about a score of other organised bodies of women sent a deputation to the Prime Minister on Saturday to urge that the time in ripe for the grant of the Parliamentary franchise ...

... TO THE PREMIER. The women's suffrage societies and about • score of other organised bodiu of women sent a deputation to the Prime Minister on 'aturday urge that the time is ripe for the grunt of the . Parliamentary franchbe to women. It '• as an for the ...

... Chancellor. A deputation from the Walsh Liberal Women's Federations and Associations, on Monday waited upon Mr Lloyd George. M.P., at his official residence in Downing street in reference to the women's suffrage question in general, and Mr Shackletores BiU ...

... by some two thousand women of influence, including Florence Nightingale. was presented to the late Mr W. E. Gladstone, who, however, was strongly opposed to Women's Suffrage. Many measures for the extension of the suffrage to women have ...

... subject with the remark: The best women I knew do not want the vote. But in 1867 the women's suffrage leaders naught him nicely. They wrote to Mrs Greely, and persuaded her to sign a petition for women's suffrage, and to get a number of ...

... drowned in a pond in Redland. Deceased was secretary to the Bristol and West of England Women's Suffrage Association, and was well known in connection with the women's riglye movement. On Friday night she left her residence, leaving behind her the following ...

... Gladstone (Home Secretary). said he had brought the matter' of the prison treatment of the women who were arrested in ionneetion with the movement in favour of women's suffrage to the notice of the magistrate who ordered them to find sureties, and the magistrate ...

... attendance was very good. An introductory paper was read by the Rev W. Slarwood. Discussion followed. A delimit* on 'Women's suffrage, vas arranged for next meeting. Entertainment.—There was a lull bowie at the Salvation Army room on Monday tight for ...

... time, a biU to amend the Electric Lighting Act of 1892. 3U9FSAOII. Lord Denman having moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Rill, Lord Salisbury, without desiring to pronounce any opinion on the subject of a measure as to which there was • ...

... the school has increased very considerably in numbers. Report of the Women's Suffrage Appeal Committee. When the plan for a General Appeal from women in favour of Women's Suffrage was brought forward in June, 1893, it was expected that the ...