... ement to women, which was defeated brio ■mall majority on Wednesday, April 27th ‘l* hon - “ember for the boronghs that the Newtown Women Liberal Aeaooiation will . ‘S. I?* u fK*ly inorea» hi. majority at the forthcoming general election. J A Women Batxpatxb ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The annual general meeting of the Central Committee and of members and friends of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, and was largely attended, chiefly by la ...

... women’s SUFFRAGE PETITION. With respect to tho petition recently signed by the Chairman tho Board iu favour of Women’s Suffrage, the Clerk stated that he had received a letter fioin 31 r. Tracy, faying had presented it iu the House Commons. OLD CHURCH ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. REPORT OF TRHE NATIONAL SOCIETY. At the annual meeting of the Manchester National Society for the promotion of Women's Suffrage, the report of the Execurive Committee was read by Miss Becker, from which the following is an extract :— ...

... Xl7O. Women’s Suffrage.— The address of thanks to Sir Albert Rollit and the Members of Parliament who voted in support of the Women’s Suffrage Bill on April 27th, which was circulated in May last amongst the members of tho National Society for ...

... WOMAN SUFFRAGE. T« lh« Editor tko M»nt§wtury R*dn»r Dear Sit, —With reference to the article Women’s Suffrage hy “Übique wnicli appeared last week iu the Montgomery Echo, may I point out that the reason women ore asking for votes because woman’s sphere ...

... Yarborough. On the Lrf>rd Chancellor taking his seat on the Woolsack, Lord Denman asked to what date the second reading the Women’s Suffrage Bill was postponed at the previous sitting. The L. Chancellor replied to that daj (the day which the motion was made) ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuesday. The second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill, which was move! by Lord Denman, was negatived without a Division. the Clause added by their Lordships to the Elementary Education Bill, and held by the Speaker of the House of Commons ...

... counties and towns, and should take over tho work now carried on by the War Office end existing agencies. Supporters of the women’s suffrage movement in Manchester organised a demonstration on Sunday afternoon in one of the most popular of the municipal parks ...

... Soqal, pstrid, and (Sciupl. Women’s Suffrage Bill.—The second reading of this hill was defeated on Wednesday in the House of Commons the small irity of 2J. Llanidloes Fair.—At this fair on Saturday there was a good show of stock, and although prices were ...

... on the recent Salvation Army disturbances, was read third time and passed. Lord Denman moved the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill, but an amendment by Lord Salisbury that it read a second time that day six months was agreed to without a division ...

... alter his elevation to the peerage. The Ma quis Salisbury presented a petition from Conservative working men ia favour women’s suffrage. The Bill was brought and read a first tnnu, and the second read.ng was fixed for Tuesday In draw n.’ attention to the ...