... Women’s Suffrage. Wecfnesdiay, Apcril 38ti, drawing room meeting held Manse, when Mre Macdonald had invited number ladies and gentlemen hear Mrs Hope and Miss Low set forth the arguments in favour of Women’s Suffrage. Hope said that what they asked for ...

... Promotion of Women’s Suffrage. It was the opinion of these men, and he most humbly endorsed it, that women in England were entitled to the suffrage. By every principle of law, equity, and expediency this was demanded, and he believed that ...

... solely that the vote should be have, or may have it. to women on the same terms as men ery just now, but not Adult suffrage was a societies asked or even desired adult suffrage, one of the suffrage indeed, th ev eld that it would only harm their re is it ...

... Women’s Suffrage. (To the Editor of The Berwickshire News.”) Sir, was rather amused reading your correspondents ietter in last Tuesday’s issue, anent Women’s Suffrage. is painfully evident that though she hastened” to express her gladness, etc., ’twould ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE Dear Sir,—We, in Berwick, have read and heard a great deal about “Women’s Suffrage” lately. Permit Ine, therefore, through the medium of your valuable paper, » to make few remarks. ‘Thye advooatey tell us in their hes or “speech” (for ...

... ST PPRAC Sir,—T should like to draw the attention of your correspondent “Philos” to the fact that many women have done and are doing sentry duty at the door of the home thereby keeping the Wolf at bay, while the lord and master is querching an unearned ...

... Supposing women’s suffrage had boon inserted in the Government Bill, certain number of Liberals who disliked women’s suffrage might have abstained from voting or voted against the Bill, and some of the Tories who were favour women’s ...

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... The Women’s Suffrage Bill. .(To the Editor of “The Berwickshire News.”) Sun wick ,Berwiok-on-T weed. Dear Sir, —We would esteem it great favour if you could find space for the enclosed. So many are uncertain of the text of the Women’s Suffrage Bill, and ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. several Border ladies are identifying themselves the work of the National .A.niti-*3ufilrtig , Lea.g'ue, Lord a patron. The Hon. Mrs Baillie Haversham ia Secretary Berwickshire Brandi; Lady Algernon Percy cf Birmingham Branch; and the ...

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... BERWICK JOURNAL—FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1871. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. conference and meeting of tne friends of the women’s suffrage movement has been held the Langham Hotel, London; Mr. Walter Morrison, M.P. for Plymouth, in the chair. The Chairman in opening ...