... say thin familiar etym./ in connection with the suffrage question If suffrage is now grunted, how can it ever Ie titan back ? Some one says, why ehmild it eerie be given up Them are the reasons : 1 All Women do not know h to vote, and the lower can he easily ...

... BUR-ACIEIIIII EVERYWHEKt. NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES SCOTTISH WOMEN'S HOSPITALS For Hume and Foreign Service ...

... objection to the of votes to women, but are melted to do all that they can to prevent any pothil of the franchise to women swab increase the political lams of own shies in the community at the expose the rest. Vote* for women have hew anathema to many ...

... Association in view of the new Act introducing Manhood Suffrage with the extension of the vote to Women, and take steps to ensure that the names of all entitled to vote are on the Register. All Liberals (Women and lieu) cordially invited, G. STEWART, lion. Focy ...

... agitation of the advocates of female suffrage results in only a very few women professing to want a vote. As to practical reforms resulting from the political enfranchisement of women, this is mere anticipation. If women ever advocate any fancied reform at ...

... labourers and not to the women farmers, of whom there are some 20,000, who are their mistresses; and that women are deeply concerned in legislation, and therefore should have a voice in electing legislators. And many other arguments why women should possess the ...

... political outlook which he said augured well for the Unionist Party. The extension of the Franchise to women and the introduction of man hood suffrage would increase the electorate in Kinross-shire from 1800 to 4000. He congratulated Kinross-shire on their ...

... Right Hon. Eugene Wawa. M.P. Suffrage wit► the extesTion a the vote to Women, and take steps to ensure that the names of all entitled to vote are on the Register. All Liberals (Women and Men) cordially Invited. BRITISH WOMEN'S TFMPRRANCE ASSOCIATION . MissFULL ...

... (arts 'bra Pore and Women'. .V oyec.io•. .1 Loudon IVoman Some Idea* went big that e are midniii into imagining then embrace the Whole Immediate Purpose of linmanity. I rand h^lp touching upon tine •iucatinn of Woman's Suffrage here. Per•n*lly. lam ...

... of shipbuilding. Two thirds of these operations were tam. Iloilo , liy women until year ago. Miss Moore pill a high tribute to the manner in which the health and comfoit of the women are being looked utter in those places, livery fuclory has ifs doctors ...

... as a remoulded vereito of the former Conciliation Bill, the addition ,:eat uwtrei,d women ere 'hen th e 'audit the suffrage. And the suffrage is, therefore, tor all women alto are themselves householders or the %ilea .4 beineelnaders. The latchkey gushfkatem ...

... time. GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING. A unique demonstration was held in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, in slippert of the movement fur obtaining Parlionieutary suffrage for women. The meeting was almost exclusively composed of women, men being only admitted ...