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... MR J. 8. KILL AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Tho following correspendence with Mr John St.. . Mill on the aubjeot of Women's Suffrage has bee:. fished : I. -Le (ler to Jolot Shand Es 7. Edinburgh Branch of the National for Women's ...
... commissin. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGIL—A representative meeting of supporters d the women's suffrage alinement was held in London yesterday afternoon. A resolution was passed protesting against the absorption by the Goveniment of the day on which a women's ...
... The report of amendments on the Hares Preservation Bill received and agreed to. The motion f the second reading of the Women's Suffrage (Municipal Elections) Bill was postponed. Their Lordships then adjourned until the 18th inst. ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. THS House of Lord's mot at a quarter poit font. The Women's Suffrage Bill was road a first time, on the motion of Lord Denman. The Supreme Court of Judicature (Procedure) Bill was read a first time. The Industrial and Provident Societies ...
... Bill was passed through all its stages. The standing orders being anspended, Lord DINMAN moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill, which was negatived without dia. mission. The House adjourned at twelve until three o'clock tomorrow. ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the Home of Lords on Tuesday, Lord DRirtA moved the mound reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill. Lord SALISBURY contended that it was a departure from the ordinary rule for one House to interfere with the other, and moved the rejection ...
... the weekly meeting of the Prosperity Lodge of 1.0.G.T., held in the Public Hall on Wednesday evening, a disc-uesion on women's suffrage took place. Mr Thos. Guild read a very interesting paper in the affirmative, and Mr Stuart spoke for the negative. after ...
... meeting of the Edinburgh National tar Women's Suffrage held in Minboob penterdey, Mrs Duncan presiding. Mem Ingham read the report, which referred to the peat yew an Important in the history of the women's suffrage movement on the ground that the Municipal ...
... little more serious on the burning I question of Women's Suffrage, not a few gmy.bearded philosophers and politicians enter, fain the opinion that woman's p ro p er sphere ,s the dotnestio circle. Women lecturing men publicly on politics would be to place ...
... in the House of Lords last evening contains a sentence significant to those iu favour of giving votes to women. It is this— The Women's Suffrage Bill was removed from the list of bills in progress. For another year at least the ladies will require to ...
... a repres-ntative from the Council to attend the meeting. Bailie Law moved tint the Council petition in favour of the Women's Suffrage Bill. Councillor seconded. Score, while personally in favour of the bill, said he must move the previous question in ...
... half-past fire o'clock the debate stood adjourned. On Mr Faithfull Begg proposing that the order for the Committee of the Women's Suffrage Bill be taken ohj-ction was raised, and the motion was ter a week. A return was ordered c.intaitoug a variety of information ...