... proposal to give women votes had the support of the women of the country, and he was not aware of any statistical data which would show the probable numerical effect on the register. Mr Hutton—lf an amendment in favour of women's suffrage is carried to the ...

... OPPOSING WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The new organisation for opposing female suffrage is now actively at work, and the leaders seem determined to enlist helpers in all quarters. The list of names of members of the General Committee is formidable. including the ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE PARTY. The Women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes as they are now called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really all they accomplished, for very little attention was ...

... PAPER ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Ms lest tie swim gagers topics of the &rig tire prosiest winter was be Keith Unionist Club on Wednesday 'lett by Mr G. Petrie Hay, predigest. Mr Alex. eelieitor, melded over a large attends:hoe of ladies and gentknsca• The amirmaa ...

... NOTABLE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE The is Landon on Saturday bad the advantage of import as se of all classes of women interested in the Ths skit el a di artists produced one of the finest displays of ever la Lemke. hemmers were in the richest of materials, and ...

... r ~.. London Correspondence (Held over from last week.) WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The suffragettes and their doings are still the talk of the hour. Opinion Is divided as to whether they are helping or hindering the cause; but there is no questioning the fact ...

... 1914 A Suffrage Review The Women's Suffrage Movement has never passel through a !severer crisis than it has had to tan• tins year. tile sear which its leaders were a.ssured by Cabh,et Ministers was to afford the test chance Women's ...

... Irnion have passed resolutions in favour of Women Suffrage, and within the Liberal party itself there have recently been formed the Liberal Women's Suffrage !Non and the Liberal Men's Association for Women's ...

... agreement. THE CHANCELLOR AND VOTES FOR WOMEN. Tho interviews which the representatives of the non-militant Women's Suffrage Societies had with Mr Lloyd George have cleared the air. Mrs Schofield Coates. of the Women's Freedom League, gave the Chancellor ...

... missi.mary, not eking ecat en d titles, bui carrying ■ message of t.. thO starving poor of every land. He lied found that women's suffrage was making progres- In the Colonies. It had worked remarkably well, end it, had made no gent difference in th, I,ig issues ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFR ACK The Clerk submitted a communication from the Northern Men's Federation for Women's Suffrage. making a strong appeal to the Presbyteries throughout the church to support the Parliamentary vote being given to women in the interests of ...

... of equal rights to set on foot a vigorous agitation in very constituency in favour of women's suffrage. Without the ballot, there is no privilege now enjoyed by women that may not be snatched from ti.em. The vote is their only security. The Convention will ...