... There were some whe said universal suffrage was not a long way off, and asked why they made trouble about these few thousands of womfen householders when universal suffrage, which would soon come, would give women the francbise. She did not think it ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The women's suffrage movement is assuming formidable and well-ordered proportions. This proposed new reform can no longer be treated with ; its promoters and supporters cannot be ccnsigned to oblivion now by any amount of ridicule or ...

... justice. But it may be well to state the kind of good which they say would accrue to the country from women's suffrage. The liev. Dr. Wallace says women are able to see special wrongs which require to be redressed, and special social arrangements that are ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. 1-- _ I- a_ ?? I ca c _ _ _ _. 'The advocates of Women's Suffrage are wonderfully well satisfied with their past achievements and in pretty good spirits in their ai.ticipations of the future. On a review ot the year that ...

... provisions for extending its operation o women. Then, Sir Stafford Northcote's recent declaration at Belfast, that this woman suffrage question would have to be dealt with when the quertion for extending the suffrage in counties came up for discussion, is ...

... marched from various districts of London, these including the Church Army In foll regalia, the Women's Trade Union, the National Repeal Aseciation, Women's Suffrage Association, Young Men's Ohbistian Association, and Lorndon Trades' Associations. Deputations ...

... Secretary of the Hastings.,Branch of the National Womena's Suffrage Society :- blay 27.-.-adam,-Mr Gladstone is in receiptof your letter with which you have favoured him about the women's suffrage question. In reply to it, I am to say that when Blr Woocall's ...

... after Watching the effects of women's suffrage in municipal and S hcol Board elections, believed It to be beneficial, and from an opponent became a supporter of Parliamentary women's suffrage, The greatest opponents of ?? Suffrage Bill at ...

... House of Commons. Lady ANNAoGoELtANGToX then addressed the Chancellor, thanking him for the vote he had given for the Women's Suffrage Bill in former years, and soliciting his continued support of the measure. Rites AsH'worwTu and.Miass BEcKER also spoke ...

... moors. I trust you will alew me to deal with it and its author on a future occasion. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Societv for Promoting Women's Suffrage was held in Manchester on Wednesday. Mr Woodall,. MP., said the supporter rof the movement ...

... dressed girl ot about fourteen summers was miaking ahouse to house visitation, and perseveringly soliciting signatures to a women's suffrage petition. An elderly lady's refusal to subscribe was received with an expression of unbounded astonish- ment. Slang ...

... Smith kas g*iven l T oodall to understand inr he rgene tto fin limiclf unable to grant a3day for the ae-nd reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill by extending the sittings oi the Rouse over Wedresday, April 17th. Tihere is no ?? for lst-e en the question. ...