... the rural boroughs furnished, argued, irresistible argument for the assimilation of the franchise. If the claimants for Women's Suffrage needed an additional argument it waa furnished in the House of Commons when the Disabilities Bill was rejected. The ...

... and two daughter.. Mr. Russell Gurney, M.P., Recorder of London, presided on Saturday evening at a meeting in favour of women's suffrage held in St. George's Hall, Langhain• pleas The obief speakers were Miss Becker and Mimi Frances Power Cobbe. A Conference ...

... Belle Cole was at home to the Women's Suffrage League one afternoon this week, when Mrs. J►cob Bright delivered an interesting address on t h e subject of The Women Wyoming. This is the only State its America where women have equal privileges with men ...

... who dwelt on the barbarous state of the law in regard to women’s property, and tba stimulus which Women’s Suffrage would give to reform in this respect. He spoke also of the fitness of women for political duties, referring to the glories of the reigns ...

... life. Technical schools, training of Madera for them, and women in county councils ca.!ed forth much discussion. The condition of women in houses of business, and some new openings for + uuted women.as diecuuion subjects followed in the afternoon. The third ...

... new Calendar are summaries of the loading dates of the Women's Suffrage movement, and of the legislation the year just closing. The list of women graduates for 1894 is, of course, also new, and women who h►re already passe . I from school and college into ...

... strongly with the meeting on the question of education, oppswed women's suffrage. Evidence to the grievances of women working in the upholstery, ring, and confectionery trades was given by women before the Royal C our . misriwo nu labour. Mr. Shot tt, who ...

... Franchine to the women, who as the owners of property or as householders, arc now voting in the election of Town Councils, School Boards, and Pariah Guardians, to the women who already have every vote except the Parliamentary vote. These women have been allowed ...

... world is the women's suffrage awn}' aeroplane. But the leaders of the movement. Through the agency of a non- E Larnglish working men did nut fall upon Mr. kin's neck and kiss him. There has not militant branch—the Mid Bucks Women's Suffrage Society — several ...

... at the end of 1573, and the Duke lost his with ut the begiuning of 1574. Lady Anna is one the foremost hmders et the Women's Suffrage movement, and has presided at several meetings of the Assoeiation. Tits Coorimaxes. — Each is entitled to twenty-five ...

... Boards. What the Women's Suffrage Association were now asking was whether Independent women of property bad not raftdent interest in securing the good Government of the country, entitle them to the Parliamentary franchise. Some women were seeking the ...

... society is to use actual force for the suppression of the Suffrage agitation. But an association of members of parliament and other men for the purpose of putting down the political claims of women has a considerable likeness to the sort of thing which was ...