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... MR. EGEETON HUBBARD, M.P., ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A public meeting was held in the Town Hall on Thursday week, upon the subject of female suffrage at parliamentary elections. deputation from the National Women's Suffrage Society—consisting of ...
... taken of such opportunities to advocate female suffrage at the expense of the general programme of the Liberal party.” No wonder the Women’s Herald denounces this circular as “political treachery to women.” It is simply hateful to think over and dreadful ...
... the reasons, it is said, which prevent Mr. Gladstone from making the Female Suffrage question an open one is that many of his colleagues are opposed to giving the vote to women. If that principle were imported into the Bill, several of the members of the ...
... one vote ' was an unreasonable one; but he was anxious to abolish the illiterate vote, and the suffrage was dealt with, the restraints on the voting of women would have to be reconsidered. Having predicted that great good would result from the Free Education ...
... members, and closed with division and the rejection of the Bill by to 32. Female Suffrage.—Mr. Woodall moved for leave to bring in Bill to extend the Parliamentary Franchise to women.—Tbe motion was opposed by Mr. Varton, but carried on a division by 29 to B ...
... orators (Mrs. Ormston Chard, Miss Caroline Ashworth Biggs, and Miss Stacpoole) spoke on the subject of Parliamentary suffrage for women in connection with the Reform Bill. It cannot be said that these ladies did much to enlighten their hearers, or that ...
... by inducing the overseers to place the name 3 of women the register who are properly qualified in the same manner as if they belonged to the stronger and sterner sex. The claim, however, to have women placed upon the list of Parliamentary voters has not ...
... with the words. Priez pour lvi. Female Suffrage. —The overseers of Bradford, having seen the announcement to the effect that the overseers of Salford intend placing the names of all duly qualified women on their next list of Parliamentary voters, ...
... (Applause.) Again, there was the question of female suffrage. He, himself, was prepared, on the principle that there should be no taxation without representation, to extend the franchise to women who were householders, and consequently assessed to the ...