... womat's sorption. Viscount Templetown, in moving the second reading of the Parliamentary Franchise (Women) Bill, explained that its object was to enable women, being inhabitant occupiers of dwelling-houses in counties or boroughs, or 40s:freeholders in counties ...

... WOMEN AND VOTE. fir H. Carpi*lf-Saanetnial received , on Saturday at the Foreign' OM* deputations from the Worneir's Liberal Federation, the Union of Women's Suffrage Seelefies, and other organisations, who urged Abs. claims of women to the Parliamentary ...

... that 243,000 women signed this one. Then there was the Queen's Hall ,meeting of the Women's National Anti-Suffrage League the other evening, which was addressed by influential speakers of both sexes, who were aghast at the very idea of women being allowed ...

... Haldane, continuing his speech, said: I have come here to talk of enlistment into the Territorial Army, and not of Women's Suffrage. If the lady wishes to enlist into the Territorial Army then we will consider the question, but if she does not I must ...

... with baskets of sausages, which they distributed to passers-by. Supported by members of both front benches, a compromise Women's Suffrage Bill has been issued practically giving the Parliamentary vote on the basis of the present municipal register. Miss ...

... A remarkable scene was witnessed et the Paddington . 13aths, Queen's-road, Bayswater, at • meeting in support of the Women's Suffrage Movement, opened by Mrs. Henry Fawcett. Shortly before the meeting commenced, about 100 medical students gathered at ...

... the delegates from Women's Liberal Associations, Suffrage, Peace, Social Purity, Women's Suffrage, Educational, Medical, Labour, Farming, and other Societies have each and all borne eloquent testimony to the steady advance of women during ...

... not be referred to the secret arbitrament of Urim and Thumin. The same journal mentions that one of the pioneers of the women's suffrage movement in America was a Jewess, Mrs. Ernestine 1.. Bose, who addressed meetings as early ai 1838. She attended the ...

... as honorary secretary for many years of the central committee for women's suffrage in London, basing been at an earlier period secretary of the Bristol and West of England Women's Suffrage Society. Miss Blackburn edited for s number of years and up to the ...

... freethinking women lived and to come forward as champions of free thought. A resolution was then adopted protesting against the unworthy social position of women, and demanding, on economical and political grounds, the introduction of Women's Suffrage. BACK ...

... includdi a groper, fireman, painter, enginedriver, bcrber, dyer, and a boilermaker. Tlka conb,rence of the International Women's Suffrage Alliance was opened at Copenhagen the presiden t, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. Geat Britain, the United States, Canada. ...

... Stanger, Y.P. who introduced the Women's Suffrage Bill into the House of Commons on Friday, is a King'. Counsel, and has represented Korth Kensington in the Liberal interest sines 1908. He has been an advocate of *omen's suffrage for years. and converted his ...