... antipathy to women's suffrage. He had no doubt got over that by this time and was a supporter of it now. No doubt his conversion had been perfectly sincere, but he (the speaker) would suggest that a gentlenian who had entertained such views on women's suffrage ...

... as clearly as he could his views on questions that more particularly interested and affected women. Not that women for one moment should have a peculiar women's point of view in the political world. If they went into politics as voters or as candidates ...

... election—many of which, he contended, had not been fulfilled; and passed or to refer to the question of the extensior of women's suffrage, which he advocates. After criticising the policy of plural voting, he held that each man should have one vote and one ...

... royal about woman suffrage and Miser contentious matter.. Without discussing these vesed ttuestione we may properly appeal for the abandonment of internal strife. Mr. Arthur Henderron, a member of the Cabinet. who favours Women's Suffrage. announced at Croydon ...

... indisposition of Councillor J. 11. Dowding and Councillor J. Watkins, said that whatever views they might hold as regards women's suffrage, the war or anything else, they were all agreed that they mast support the Navy and have a strong Navy if they were to ...

... real, hard work. They might not have agreed with the methods of' the pioneers in the women's suffrage movement ; bat a lot of hart) work had been put in before women obtained the franchise they now had. Voting was not just a matter of marking a ballotpaper ...

... Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, non-militant society which fought for on educational lines. During the ! !,,paganda was dropped and the Union !--elf out to work for the nation, one work being the Scottish Women's staffed entirely by women. When had ...

... thing they had the women exercising the vote and possessing the power of insisting that their wishes should be carried out at the polls. Personally be had always been in favour of women's suffrage; for it had always seemed to him that women had just as much ...

... who had been strongly in favour of women's suffrage. He only hoped the time would come when they would be given the vote at the age of 21. All the great questions of to-day, housing, food prices, education, affected women quite as much as they affected men ...

... the course of remarks upon Women's Interest in Politics, said that nothing could show better women's interest in politics than that meeting that afternoon, which was organised by women for women and addressed by women. He congratulated ...

... WOMEN CITIZENS. PARTV AT THE, CHALET. As a preliminary to the coming winter's programme, Leominster Women's Citizens' Association held a very successful garden party Thursday of last week. Invitations had barn issued and the Association certainly treated ...

... Society for Women 's Suffrage/. In the Bureau. between Feb. I and Nov. V. 1919. over 19,910 interviews have taken place with women wanting work or vain. Net. report po i nts o u t, th e year was marked by three great succemes for the women's cause. First ...