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... Tht people who were represented in at* ilass wore tha women. Parliament passe,; Itany Laws speci lily affecting women, and iurtely taese laws would be better if the mom. oers were responsible to women. Mrs Pank aarst (oontinumg) gave instances of defects ...
... Women's Suffrage. Under the auspices of the Scottish Federation of Women's Suffrage Societies Miss Lamond, Organizer, addressed a well attended meeting in the Public Hail, on Wednesday evening The Rev. David Young presided Mr Harvey Rosehall, also occupying ...
... i WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Meeting wI b he.L it tb Ante-R9oin uf th 31RATHSPEY PUBLIC HALL. • IONDAY, 23:d Auz., at 8 pm. For the f oristitig a toed of he Natitnial zoci4y winch work' on Coo. etitotional a DM .lit All interested ar3 cord aly invited to atLand ...
... only: a week in use, list rice £3 ss. & CUNNING. Edinburgh National Society Women's Suffrage. ( Constitutional and Non-Militant. ) A PUBLIC MEETING IN FAVOUR OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE,' WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday, 10th August, At Eight o'clock, IN THE PUBLIC FALL ...
... Scottish Federation of Women's Suftrage Societies. litss w. LAMOND, Organizer to the Scottish Federation, will address a MEErING in support of Women's Suffrage, in the Public Hall, The Square, on Wednesday, 3rd August, 1910, at 8 p.m. All are (13rdially ...
... takes good care not to advance any !really sound argument against the women's demand; and the reason is not far to seek. .fie eannot. There is not one argument against women's suffrage that,. will bear examination in the free light of reason, and the new ...
... reinenil)r the previous appearance in Grantown of this able and attiaftive young member of the non-in tant section of Women's Suffrage Societies. The terms of the Accession D_Tlaration Bill satisfied neither nonconformist nor churchman in Scotland, and ...
... held in the lower Public Hall on Monday evening for the purpose of forming a local branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. Mr. Harvey, Rosehall was called to the chair and Mrs. Barclay acted as Secretary. Mrs. Moir, President ot the Society ...
... Some mild heckling took place at Boat of Garten and Nethy Bridge as well. Sir Reginald in reply to questions said as to Women's Suffrage that be would be prepared to consider the ; question when the turbulent sisterhood wae more under the control of their ...
... subscriptions amounting to £B5, ranging from to £l, it was stated, were already received Women's Suffrage Meeting. Under the auspices of the National Society of Women's Suffrage, a public meeting was held in the Public Hall on Tuesday evening. The hall was , ...
... NATION AL UNION WOMEN S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. Non-Party. Non-Militant, ...
... that not only the majority of the Women, but also if the Male voters, were in favour of it. He supported manhood suffrage and he feared it would be a fatal obstruction to that policy to extend the suffrage to adult women. A fter some conversational remarks ...