... greatly facilitated, by allowing women to vote at elections. Some would say that exclusion is even ground for congratulation. At sill events, the opposite sex do not deem the privilege en ummixed blessing. As things are now, women are saved from the troublesome ...

... Clerk to the Museum Truatooa. THE WOMEN'S UNIONIST ASSOCIATION BALL (To the Editor of the Kieirose-sAire Advertiser.) Sts,—On Friday 9tk Mat, I had the good fortune to be taken to the Ball given in Kinross by the Kinross Women's Unionist Association. It was ...

... reasons why women are entitled to the vote. The following re.lution was moved by Mrs Abbott :— That Clis meeting evnaidera i6e enfranchisement of women an act of justice long overdue, and culls upon Mr Wilder. vote for any Woman's Suffrage amendment ...

... remarkable and almost incredible fact that while 21,2/0 petitioners have asked that the Franchise Bill shall be extended to women, and nearly 110,000 persons have prayed for the passing of the bill as it stands, there have come only three petitions, with ...

... were advancing their MUSS by disturbing Liberal meetings. (Ap plause.) He knew as a fact that those who were against women% suffrage considered that the lefty best day's work that had ever been done was the disturbance that had been made in the ladies ...

... acquirement of the coveted privilege more remote. It is vain to quote the success of female suffrage in the colonies, vain to point to the proved value of women in many public departments. Their worst enemies are these iuju licious partisans, for ever ...

... eminently fitted. These times mark the revolt of women. She now wishes to combine the privileges of both sexes, and the disadvantages of neither. Woman suffrage, female representation in Parliament, women councillors, and what not. Natural capacity, previous ...

... The review of the political events of 1908 would not be complete without reference to the campaign for extending the suffrage to women. In February the attacks on the houses of Ministers and upon Parliament which had become familiar were renewed with the ...

... The new journal is not connected with any of the existiog organisations for encoring woman suffrage, out will encourage fall and frank discussion of the suffrage movement from both the militant and noa•militant points of view, Miss Maud Ears studies of ...

... shrieking sisterhood a byword. The pioneers were too noisy, but gradually they sobered down, and there arose • new race of women who, whilst favouring the cause, had the sense to perceive that Governments were composed of men, and that the mere man should ...

... longer holds out a hope for the unenfranchised women who less noisily than the militants hair worked in & constitutional and CAruest spirit to assert the claims of the sex. And, us a matter of fact, Woman Suffrage has no official place in the Gus crntuent ...

... the great highway of progress.’ * Why, that’s lovely 1’ exclaimed the young lady, You believe in lady-suffrage, don’t yon ?’ * Lady who Lady-suffrage—believe that ladies should vote, and have all the political privileges that are accorded men. That’s just ...