... P., against the North Star has been settled by judgment being entered for 40s. and costa. The rival memorials on the Women's Suffrage question have been handed to the First Lord of the Treasury. Mr. Smith promised to consult his colleague; and give an ...

... Prime Minister, and bsd to do with the question of the Regency. Tee New WoWee's Btu. Introduced by Mr. Shackleton the new Women's Suffrage Bill doss not go so far as the =cover would like, but he announces himself a believer in the thin end of the wedge. The ...

... Society for Women's Suffrage was held at !daubed', on Wednesday, the Mayor, Alderman Mark, presiding. The report for the past year was read by Miss Beaker, and adopted, as was also a resoletion contending that the principle of women's suffrage, as now e ...

... • large number of ladies were taken into custody. It will, perhaps, dawn on them one of these days that the cause of women's suffrage is not advanced by exhibitions of this sort. It means advertisement, certainly, but there are good and bad advertisements ...

... the Women's Suffrage Movement, now coming to the fore with unprecedented chances of success, is Mrs. Emmeline Pankburst, widow of that Dr. Parkhurst who drafted the first Bill ler Women'. Suffrage, and was largely responsible for the Married ...

... subject of giving votes to women. but whether those views are in favour of it or not, it is not possible any longer to meet the demand with ridicule and to dismiss it with • few scoffing words. For these tea thousand women were not out to secure notoriety ...

... Bill introduoed by • private member, whether on women suffrage or any other question, does .not stand • ghost of a chance of passing into -I**. This particular Bill was not one for securing votes for women only, but for every ' person of full age not ...

... organised by the Women's Social and Political Union, the ostensible purpose being to discuss the opposition to the Women's Suffrage Bill. A number of women from Lancashire were present, wearing clogs and shawls, and fashionably-dressed women ...

... with blue dye, the Unionist political colour in Essex. Nor Err. Miss Hicks, a lady well known in connection with the women's suffrage movement, applied to the Battersea Returning Officer for a nomination paper, saying that a number of ladies who were ...

... dotal* 34., applitiotion to F. J. BROWN. Iherstary. Wog, OUR LONDON LETTER. [Trams Our Special Correspondent.] Though the Women's Suffrage Bill promoted by the Conciliation Committee passed its second reading in the House of Commons by a substantial thajority ...

... Unsrin at sixpence. It is by Lady McLaren, and an answer from the Ladies' Gallery to the speeches in opposition to the Women's Suffrage Bill, February 29, 1909. ...

... cause of women's suffrage. Asked what had influenced her to take this step, Mme. Melba said that it was a question of humanity. I am forced to believe, she says, that the lot of the woman worker would be bettered if the influence of women could be ...