... of the ?? motion for accept- N inc s' reasons for disagreement ivasd ?? Denman then moved the s second reading of the Women's Suffrage a Bill, upon which the Earl of Rosebery remaarlred 8 that he could not consider the motion at this 0 time a decorous ...

... embodied in any fnture action of the Government in regard to the tithe question: A most important discussion ensued on Women's Suffrage, which was carried by a small majority. The first day's proceedings were brought to a close at five o'clock. In the evening ...

... were tbe property of Mr Williamn Davio' W.lOMON'5 6SUERFAGE. An address, on behalf of the Manchester National Society of Women's Suffrage, was delivered last evenieg st the St. Qeorge's Hsllby Iliss Beckr, of Manchester. The syllabos of the lecture coinprised ...

... success. rag Many notable names appear among the 21,757 .er, ot. signatures appended to the petition in favour of wre women's suffrage which has been presented to the a House of Commons. Among the subscribing the ladies are Mrs Somerville, Miss Florence ...

... throw light upon a problem which is now a somewhat obscure, viz., Is the Ladies' Liberal if League still in existence? Women's suffrage is claiming the attention g of all sensible politicians, and during the recent Ii Revision Courts fresh examples of the ...

... session on Irish i University Extension, his very able speech on the Birmingham League, his speeches on Election Expenses, Women's Suffrage, the Nine Hours bill, his speech at Brighton last February-all these delivered during the present year-and a~so his speeches ...

... which he E has received from 'Mrs M'Laren, of Edinburgh, thank- 'A ing him on behalf of the Edinburgh Women's Suffrage al Society for his exertions for women's rights, and ex- pressing admiration of his courage in the prosecution of Mr Eyre. Of all my r ...

... Li due to the ladies of the Primross League forv what L bthey bad done at the reoent election. After ad- D ovocating women's suffrage, and other mneasures E , bavine for thetr objecb the bettering of thle condi- r Y tion of the working-class, the Mayor ...

... Forsyth's bill for the removal of the Electoral Disabili- ties of Women. He urged the importance of giving the franchise to women on the same conditions as to men, in order that the interests of women may be re-f presented in those important questions of the ...

... loud outburst of cheering. Sir JoXnI PuasrToN.'in acknowledging the vote, alludedl to Women's Suffrage, remarking that he had for many years been trviug to get women the power to vote (applause). His opponent (Mr Lloyd George) was bitterly hostile to any ...

... Whether Mr Lloyd George he is not in favour of the payment of members. of Parliament P Whetber he isnotstoutly' opposedto Women's Suffrage P Who pays his travelling and other expenses when he stumps the country in favour of Dis- establishment : How many meetings ...

... t of women in view of the general election. For the 3rd of February next they have arranged a great demonstration of women to be held.in the Free Trade HEall, Manchester, and to which delegates are to be sent by the various branches of the Women's Suffrage ...