... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. - - - —• The London correepondent of a Liverpool paper writes as follows Something has been said lately about alleged differences among the supporters of women's suffrage. These have been much exaggerated, and are due to Mr. Jacob Bright's ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE JOURNAL. We extract the following front the January number of the above publication : The Bill tu remove the electoral disabilities of women will be in roduced in the fonbooming session of Parliametit by Mr Leonard Couttuey, for Liskeard• ...

... were of as much importance to women as to men. Bach subject discussed in Parliament from (be debate on a war in a foreign End to the npon the obeapest article of food, might equally affect tbe men and women of the natien. Women were obliged to pay rates and ...

... Kensington, represents the Princess in her robes of white Irish poplin anl gold. Readers who are in sympathy with the Women's Suffrage Movement will bear with regret that the Central Society,with headquarters at Great College. street, Westminster, are ...

... crops,even on well-farmed lands, and especially on the stiff and cold clays. THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE QUESTION. The annual meeting of the National Society for Women's Suffrage has been held at the Man. cheater Town Hall. About MO persons attended. — Mr. Alderman ...

... in the United States but in this country. It Foes without saying, of course, comments the atibisisister Ga:ette, that Women's Suffrage had a prominent place in its platform. That the organisation had obtained a considerable hold in most English-speaking ...

... courts, and where they act as churchwardens, he did not see why the suffrage should be withhe!d from them. With the leader of the. Opposition holding such views, the que-tion of women's suffrage can hardly bo regarded as a party one, although it ii chiefly ...

... is nonexistent; the public takes no interest in it, DOC are women's organisations numerous or powerful enough to adopt the conspicuous methods which have in Great Britain made women's suffrage a question of the day. Frenchwomen have, however, a far more ...

... MILL ON THE PERSON. At a recent meeting of the Women's Suffrage Association, Mr. John Stuart Mill, speaking on tho propriety of female suffrage, said: There was one particular in which the admission of women to the franchise might be expected to affect ...

... ordinary woman—of satire outdoor agitation, Mica queen B Anthony finds herself in Convention at Saratoga. is looking for women's suffrage, or the right of ladies to east ballots et ffJections, ar.d ploy short boy rotted polling-places, instead of romtiog ...

... propriety were observed the nee of the Guildhall would be ref uqed for such gatherings. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.—A general meeting of the members of the Irish Society for Women's Suffrage has been held at St. James'-place, Blackrock, Dublin, Lord Talbot de Ma'abide in ...

... meation-dt—lfiscountem Amberlest, danghter-in.law of Earl Rusrell, who is President of the West of England branch of the Women's Suffrage Society ; Mrs Tsylor, wife of a P.A. Taylor, Eaq., NP., for Leicester, who is honorary wAsetary to the London bran. b ...