... might be brought to bear against us. There was no halfway house be- tween complete safety and absolute ruin. Dealing with Women's Suffrage, Sir Edward said the Government had promised the oountry an effective opportunity of pronouncing its opinion, therefore ...

... quarter to nine o'clock. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. MEETING IN LONDON. A stormy meeting was held on Tuesday night at the St. James's Hall, in London, in support of Sir Albert Dollies Bill for the Extension of the Parliamentary Franchise to Women. Prior to the meeting ...

... that none of the Lords' amendments were insisted upon. WOMILN . B Lord Denman having moved the second reading of th e Women's Suffrage Bill, the motion was rejected by 36W8. TOM (toren& COMMISSION. DA Napier and Ettrick explained that the Duke of Argyll's ...

... MR. BEM HARDIE'S ESCAPE. Extraordinary scene! were witnelsed at a women's suffrage demonstration at Manchester on Sunday, when Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., Miss Parkhurst, and several other female supporters of the movement were announced to address a gathering ...

... DISTURBING MR. BURN& Several women created a series Of turbaneas at • Liberal demonstration sib Belle Vue, Manchester, on Saturday, but in each case the offenders were promptly and unarmsnoniously turned art of the hall. The women married Bags bearing inscriptions ...

... lively scenes owing to the interruption of a number of women who demanded to know whether the Premier was in favour of Women's Suffrage. The interruptors were promptly dealt with, and seven women in all were ejected. ...

... THE AVERAGE WOMAN. The Spectator quite agrees that if the promoters of women's suffrage could bring over the average woman to their side she would bring the average man with her. The real question, however, is : Can the average woman be converted ...

... towards the women's suffrage movement, in view of the action of the Labour conference at Belfast, says: I would not wish to be in association with any movement or party which could be guilty of the unfairness and injustice of denying to women those rights ...

... soul—for Women's Suffrage. Balfour engineered it splendidly, got all the women on his side, and they pretty quickly showed that they meant to have the vote. Gladstone hedged too late, and got badly beaten. In 1894 the great Women's Suffrage ...

... lam bachelor-proof against these belles. Mr. Asquith has consented to receive • deputation from the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. It is believed that the deputation will be introduced by Mrs. Fawcett. The Earl of Crewe, who addressed • ...

... who defended, said the Princess took a very prominent part in the women's suffrage movement, and she bad asked him on her behalf to protest against the gross injustice of making women liable to taxation who bad no voice in the management of the country ...

... resolution congratulating the English suffragettes on their gallant fight for the franchise ha 4 been passed by the annual Women's Suffrage Convention. at Buffalo, New York litalu, ...