... of registered medical women raving addressed to the Pmme Minister a re quest that he should receive a deputation io reference to the extension of the franchise to women, in which it was stated that 533 regis tered medical women are in favour of such ex ...

... Wales Upper House has passed the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill. The Onnosition, hoping fatally to discredit the measure in the Lower House, secured the insertion, of clause entitling women to sit in Parliament, The ministers declare that preference ...

... receive a deputation from the Women's and Poli- tical Union on Tuesday afternoon, the 30th, T am by Mr. Asquith to say that, so far aa he is aware no new facte have been adduced in respect of the controversy on women's suffrage, nor has there been on the ...

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... it. a WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. RIOTOUS MEETING IN LONDON, was held on Tuesday night at A stormy meeting in London, in support of Sir the St. Jamee’s Hall, he Extension of the Parlis- Albert Rollit’s Bill for t Prior to the meeti mentary chise to Women. i a leaflet ...

... throughout the empire. Wales on London Division of the Volunteer im the drill-hall Graat dot dternal at the foot of her Women's Suffrage Bill, which is being H. rejected, Gays may have to = hg eminent ral members of pe gh de Martens, ‘Bouse, Londen, ...

... per hour, as againet combe threshed Ly steam power Mr. Rowland Hunt, woted with the minority against the reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill in the House of Commons last Fnday; on Monday he voted with the Government ugainst Mr. Murray Macdonald's advocating ...

... the we Guild and the Central of these and Women's Suffrage. of the were displayed on the plinth Column. A from two sides of the and speaking tdéok Mr. T. P P., presided at cod Mise Reddish, treasurer of the Women the two meetings on at the other. among ...

... elected president for the ensuing year. Resolutions against the disestablishment of the Ohniefa in Wales and in faronr of women’s suffrage and Unionist labour candidates wen adopted. A motion, proposed by Sir A. Rollit, M.P., expressing approval of the Go ...

... Charles McLaren, Miss Muller, and Miss Becker, accompanied by Mr. W. Woodall, M.P., attended as representatives of the Women’s Suffrage movement. The church was reached about a quarter after twelve o’clock. The sorrowful service,simple and brief, was conducted ...

... woman was Ve jury tound the prisouer guilty and he Was ~enteuced to twelve months hard IME ISONED WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS L D BY THE GOVERNMENT variers of the Women’s Soci! and Coanderable surprise was at the head- on Saturday evening by the sudden ap- pearance ...

... ent at Matlock Bath. ““P™ Koo dMntees. The defendant admitted the breach SITfST. SdSl [« £135, w—to, —» in favour of women’s suffrage, and to say that indmd XhTwWgWif receives a full and Plymouth for London from Plymouth. No passenger was reported hurt ...