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MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY

... Palmer, Q.C., M.P., was accorded to the Married Women’s Property Committee about to be dissolved, and addreses of thanks and congratulation were presented by Mrs. Oliver Scatchard, on behalf of the Women’s Suffrage Society, to Mrs. Wolstenholme Elmy, the secretary ...

r.ttle Bill approved by the to pass. succeeded in their object, which was to keep the House of Ooimnons out

... London, doing good in various ways, taking part in public questions, and even making speeches in behalf of the cause —women’s suffrage, to wit—the man who marries such a woman and expects her to settle down quietly andeontentedly in biafer’s paradise on ...

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Thursday

... throughout the kingdom. The bill was then Withdrawn, as was also the Marriage with a Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill. The Women’s Suffrage Bill was negatived without division, and then Lordships rose. HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Thursday. Replying to Mr. Anderson, ...

. OUR LADIES OULUMIS. Next week will be busy one in all our households . lor, though good shops will

... taking sentiment, or, as Mark Twain would put it, fetching,” and it was a good apology for the poverty of the melody. The Women’s Suffrage Society has adopted the song, and adapted the words to their purpose, to have it sung at all their public meetings. At ...

GARDEN WORK FOR THE WEEK

... using in green state may now be sown. —Gardening Illustrated. Mr. M.P., writing toMr. Higginson, the secretary of the Women’s Suffrage Society in Swansea, in reply to a memorial forwarded him on the occasion of the banquet given his honour, says “I beg ...

KtOTECTIOIf OF YOUNG GIRLS. DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PARK. Hyde Park was, Saturday evening, the scene ..

... Embankment consisted of the London trades and ‘carriages occupied tho members of the .National Repeal Association and the Women’s Suffrage Association. Miss Bewicke, who led th 2 carnage procession, was preceded by large number of flags. The Federation Entannique ...

GERMAN ACTION IN AFRICA

... outline sketch of events in Manhattan, New 36,748 signatures, asked for the extension of the suffrage York Island, from the year 1609 until 1830. Both to women ; 269 petitions, with 63,287 signatures, were municipal and political history will dealt with ...

THE ECHO AND TIMES. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5,18 B;

... their lordship road a first time, a bill to amend the Klectnc Ught'lortf Oenman having moved the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Kill, . Is.rd Salisbury, without desiring to pronounce any opinion on tho' of a measure wlilcli there was considerable ...

HERE AND THERE

... have been. There seems genetal impression abroad that the negativing of Lord Denman’s bill has dashed all hopes of the Women’s Suffrage Bill in the House of Commons for the present Session of Parliament. a matter of fact this hill still remains on the order ...

THE ECHO AND TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1879

... for March 7, and petitions for signature are being sent out by the Women’s Suffrage Society, of Berner’sstreot. Another form of women’s rights is alto being advocated by the Married Women’s Property Committee. Mr. Fortescue Harrison’s Licensing Boards Bill ...

woman Suffrage,

... question of enfranchising women householders be raised in Committee on the Franchise Bill; that if the House of Lords, on its own initiative, carry an amendment in favour of that limited concession to the principle of Woman Suffrage, this meeting earnestly ...

WOMEN AND THE FRANCHISE

... privileges—the privilege of being illogical. The equality of men and women, whether for war or for any other occupation, has not much to do with their fitness for the suffrage. It may that women, though capable of forming opinion about euch poor creatures as ...