... important organisation of women in the country bad declared in favour of women's suffrage, and not a single organised tody of women had declared against the suffrage. She did not include the National League for Opposing ...

... SUFFRAGETTE A prominent member of the women's suffrage movement, Miss Henriette Jastrow. of The Bird House, Cobblers Hill. Great Mis%entlen. died at the Tindal General General Hospital on Tuesday at the age of 90. She was of German birth. but was a n ...

... several Bills; and read a second time and put through their remaining stages certain nonplitical Bills. Lord Denman's Women's Suffrage (No. 2) Bill was rejected on the motion for a mound reading. ...

... LORDS—MoNDAT. Some now measures were brought in, Lord Den man ' s Women's Suffrage Bill was rejected, and in course of a conversation raised by Lord Ribbleedale with regard to a recent case iu the eoults, the Lord Chancellor said it bad been decided by ...

... was adopted. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETINGS. The clerk read a letter from Miss Dora Mason, representing the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, which urged the Council to re-consider their decision as to excluding all women's ...

... Bucks Women's Suffrage Society was held on Friday - and Saturday last. The little exhibition, as it was entitled by the promoters, comprised many things, from posters to puddings. books to babies, work of every kind which may be produced in women's proper ...

... political career uttered one single word in favour of women's suffrage. He hazarded the conjecture, though he had not his authority for saying so, that Sir Alfred was not in sympathy avtla suffrage whatsoever. But since he (the speaker) had had the privilege ...

... travelled from Wendover, with their lace-making pillows, to join in the procession of women's trades and profesaions, organised by the London Society for Women's Suffrage. As the procession marched through London, to the Albert 1141, the Bucks lace-m►kers ...

... from which the Commons bad disagreed. and to agree with those which the Commons bad insisted ou. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. — Lord Denman withdrew his Women's Suffrage (No. 2) Bill. ...

... since we expressed the opinion that a moderate measure of women's suffrage was worthy of support. The events of the past week in London naturally cause one to halt and consider their position. If women—we hope our fair readers will forgive us for speaking ...

... WENDOVER. Women's Suffrage Society.*The annual meeting of the Mid Bucks Women's Suffrage Society was held at St. Theresa. Wendover. on Thursday afternoon. by the kind invitation of Mrs Sichel. The annual report presented by the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer ...

... Assoviation should be called The Woman's Anti-Suffrage Nl,,vement. The Committee pledged themselves to endeavour to procure the signatures of those women who are opposed to the franchise being extended to women, and to conduct all future proceedings in an ...