... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S MESSAGE. RIOTOUS SCENES IN THE ALBERT HALL. The demonstration of the 'Women's Liberal Federation in favour of women's suffrage attracted to the Albert Hall, London, on Saturday afternoon an audience ...

... state-craft. Women in all times bare shown themselves ready to assume the position they believe to be their's without losing the womanly grace which is their chief charm. The question of Women's Suffrage is once again to the front. Women of all shades ...

... PREMIER AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. It is stated that as the result of the meeting of members of the House of Commons favourable to women's suffrage, which was held at the beginning of the session, a memorial signed by 200 members of all parties was presented ...

... deputation of ladies representing the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies waited on Sir Edmund Barton at the Hotel Cecil, London,recently, to hear his opinion on the movement for women's suffrage in the United Kingdom. The deputation was headed by ...

... the local Associations for Women's Suffrage ; (2) The admission upon the General Gamed of the Society of delegates from societies existing for purposes totally different from those of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. With regard to this latter ...

... impossibility for the House of Commons to undertake the complete passage of a Woman's Suffrage Bill this year. He was happy to think that those who were opposed to women's suffrage were in a minority, but that minority was considerable, and could make an exceedingly ...

... SUFFRAGIST DEMONSTRATION. A RECORD WOMEN'S PI LONDON. The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies joined with the Women's Freedom League on Saturday in a demonstration to demend votes for women, which assumed proportions larger than any ...

... H. Mcllquhano, late surveyor to the Cheltenham Improvement Commissioners. Mrs. Mellquham was a strenuous advocate of women's suffrage, and one of the first lady Guardians of the Poor ever elected, being chosen as representative of Boddington in 1881. ...

... be able to say for how long they should adjourn for the Whitsun holidays. Lord Denman moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill ; but at the suggestion of Lords Iddesleigh and Kimberley, the motion was withdrawn on the assumption that it would ...

... upwards of £31.000. 'rhe testatrix bequeaths £lOO each to the National Central Society for Women's Suffrage, the Sunday Society, the Society for the Protection of Women and Children, the British Home for Ineurables (Clapham). the Society for the Prevention ...

... defeated, and that was a great one; and he would ask friends of women's suffrage to consider it seriously. The chance would be the possibility of some reaction setting in against women's suffrage owing to the tactics of some supporters of it. (Indignant cries ...

... week. The town servants as a rule are mad for the bill, and as their votes are worth considering in a Colony possessing women's suffrage, members are a little diffident about offending them. The country girls are not so sure that the bill would prove a benefit ...