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... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The speeches of the Prime Minister and Mr Lloyd George, in answer to the deputation from the women's suffrage societies, have made it clear that when the Manhood Suffrage Bill is introduced next year the House of Commmons ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A good deal of interest is being taken in the coming discussion on the Conciliation Bill intro- duced by Sir George Kemp. Mr Lloyd George has promised to vote for the second reading. and at this stage a large majority is likely to be ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. a St a ].crews,— I ewe you have been areekting at a routing comeliest by ladies of very wit-coed view& of course it was your good nature and the love you bear t. the sea generally took you there. Yet I question very much if the fair ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN FORRES. A VICKY saccessful meeting for ladies was held on Friday afternoon by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies in the front hall of the Institute here. Miss Jessie Munro, Inverness, presided and in introducing Mies ...
... THE WoMEN'S SUFFRAGE QUESTION. Mr Bryce, in returning thanks, referred to the question of granting the Parliamentary franchise to women. He voted against the Women's Franchise Bill, and he was sorry he did not find larger number of members in the Lobby ...
... MRB PANKHURST was arrested at a women's suffrage demonstration in St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, on Monday evening. Unparalleled stones of disorder took place. SHOOTING TRLOLDY AT FORT-GEORGE.—A startling tragedy occurred at Fort-George on Friday morning ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. NATIONAL UNION OF W- OMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. Passioawr—Mtn HINRY FAWCZTT, LLD. PUBLIC MEETING. MECHANICS' INSTI- TUTE, FORRES, ON TUESDAY, 16TH MARCH, AT EIGHT P.M. SPRAKER—MIss HEL- EN FRASER. (]raises—Provost Docouis. All cordially ...
... unjust in treating women as inferior to men—(hear, heart. Women in the capacity of mothers were the backbone of the nation, and if they wanted to elevate the national life they must raise women to a higher and more equitable sphere. Women were entitled to ...
... WOMEWS SUFFRAGE fj‘HE AGCNT of th e EDl:Jetsam BRANCE of the 'J SOCIETY for WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE will shortly VISIT Fames Elgin, Nairn and Banff, for thepuryose 4 proeuriug &agnate. ee to their Petition, to Paritsneent. ...
... various Societies interested in women's suffrage, and the reception it had in the House of Commons had been encouraging to its promoters. Than Mrs Pankhurst no more able or persuasive advocate of the just cause of women's suffrage could be selected, and he ...
... Area, la. A very limited number, 6d, at 7.50 (if room). Early Doors Free to Ticket Holders at 7.15. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. President—Mrs Hoax FAwcrrr, LLD. ...
... thought could they have heard even the names of the various bands We have the Women's Freedom League, the Unionist Women's Franchise Association, the Church League for Women's Suffrage, the New Constitutional Society, the Younger Suffragists —an attractive-sounding ...