... recognised the duty of housing this valuable collection, and means would be taken to do so at the earliest opportunity. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL. I Lord Denman postponed the second reading of this bill until the Bth June. THE DURHAM SUNDAY CLOSING BILL was ...

... waa carried itt) - a tlivis;nn, after 'niceties by a large majority of Mr. Harold Cost's wrecking mem. last Saturday's Women's Suffrage &monstriation 'A fIA the biggest thing in that ban we have yet seen. An army of wonwu. more than 10,000 strong, and nearly ...

... political yea , . for mention is the resumption of mill tans tactics on the part of a large section of the army fghting for women's suffrage. ...

... Christian might be intensely denominational to a Jew or Catholic. The Countess of Carlisle. in morn a resolution claiming women's suffrage. sad the Prime Minister had told them to have a liti;e patience. Sir Henry would not fail them. Mr. Asquith was a man ...

... Tounard-bloore. WOMEN', SUFFRAGE MEETIN , ..—We hear that Hay is looking forward to its brat Women's Suffrage meeting, which will take place next week. This meeting is to be held under the auspices of the National Union of Mom*. Suffrage ...

... FORTHCOMING WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEET. INOS.—Attentioo is directed to the advertise. meat in another column of two public meetings to he held at Church House on Thursday, the 12th inst. at 3 and 8 p.m. under the auspices of the National Union of Women's Suffrage ...

... animals at borne or the road, instead of bringing them into the town at all. Important Admission by Mr. Lloyd George. to a women's suffrage deputation on Friday at Oxford, Mr Lloyd George, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, made the following remarkable statement ...

... t et the obligations under which your services have lad them in the promotion el this object. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The petition In favour of women's suffrage, which has just beim presented to the 'loess, received 21,757 These signatures included mine notable ...

... certain rowdy women. who parade the sacred name of liberty for their own personal gain, have been creating a disturbance at the House of Commons. Their professed object was to interview the Prime Minister on the question of women's suffrage. Mr. Asquith ...

... seqoently thrown out by ms'oritios in h e House of Lords. The other features of the maim were the defeat onoe again of the Women's Suffrage Rift the passing of the Scottish Temperance Bill by consent on lines of compromiee, the reversal of the Osborne Judgment ...

... good•looking girl, highly accomplished, and with a decided gift for amateur theatricals. Parlia►nent to Settle the Suffrage Question. Women's Suffrage has been brought appreci ably nearer by Mr Asquith's promise that the Government will not resist its enactment ...

... I undertook to vote for Women's Suffrage in the House of Commons. Now what were those conditions? The fled was that Bill should he a denmeratic one—thear. heam—and the seemid was that there should he some evidence that women really for it. TO the second ...