... delivered a speech to the delegates of the National Association for Women's Suffrage at Washington at which he declared that be had no sympathy with their movement. Be said that women in general were not interested in politics and the fate of the elections ...

... it was very narrowly averted. However great the sympathy an ordinary person feels with those who uphold the cause of women's suffrage, he cannot but deprecate the senseless act of wilful violence perpetrated last Wednesday. Soon after six o'clock in the ...

... Churchill and Mr. Redmond from holding a demonstration at Belfast.' From Stockholm—The Government an. nounced a. Bill for Women's Suffrage, including their eligibility for Parliament. From Paris—The Chamber passed a vote of confidence in the Government by ...

... reason failed to do, which is turning large numbers of the indifferent into bitter opposition. The National Union of Women's Suffrage is a body of persons who cannot but claim the respect of all and probably feel more acutely than any one else the ir ...

... the arrest of the ring-leaders. In all 122 arrests were made. Among the women taken into custody—all of whom were released on bail—was Mrs. Pa,nkhurst, leader of the Women's Suffrage movement, who was apprehended for twic slapping Inspector Jarvis in the ...

... London 6th Jatutry 1912. The Conservative papers give prominence to the report of a Cabinet split on the ques von of the women's suffrage, and say that Mr. Asquith favours a national referendum, but Mr. L'oyd George who is tile most powerful member of the ...

... Reform Bill, or Manhood Suffrage Bill, despite what Mr. Asquith has said to the contrary. Before that change was announced the Conciliation Bill, which commands the largest measure of support available for the cause of Women's Suffrage had a clear course before ...

... Federation, the Women's Rational Liberal Association, the Women's Social and Political Union, the Women's Freedom League and the Women's Union of Suffrage societies. Their activities will be various. The Primrose League will work against the ...

... raids by Frontier tribesmen are reported along the Wazi ri border. —The Legislative Council of Victoria has rejected the Women's Suffrage Bill by 27 ; votes to 17. —General Pelloux, the Italian Premier, left Rome on Tuesday for Turin, where he and the other ...

... favouring the extension of women's right to vote in tbe legislative elections. Sir Edward dwelt on the same theme. It was necesssry, he said, to take advantage of n-xt year for the discussion of women's suffrage, and meantime the women should abstain from any ...

... that city. Miss Caroline Katzenstein, executive secretary of the Women's Suffrage Association of Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania, holds the opinion that the skirts worn by the women who parade the more fashionable thoroughfares are vulgar. This critical ...

... deferred pronouncing his opinion until the amendments are inserted in the Bill in its final form, and added that the Women's suffrage amendments made a huge difference in the Bill, and heaven only knew what form the Bill would eventually take. The Speaker's ...