... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. MEETING AT SHREWSBURY. On Tuesday at the Coul Cafe, Shrewsbury, the members the local branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies were “at home” to a large number of members and friends- Mrs. Harley (the local ...

... this ciuestion of women’s suffrage had now assumed. Miss McCrea then gave vivid description >f Saturday’s procession when over 10,000 women marched from the Victoria Embankment to the Albert Hall to demonstrate to the Premier that the women of this country ...

... Minisler. and calling upon the Government to deal with the question of women's suffrage. _ About 1,001 women, with few men. crowded ’into Exeter Hall, and listened to numerous speakers on women a miff rage. Sir C. McLaren, Bark, pit sided, and among those present ...

... ment of women? Mrs. Osier Birmingham then gave on “Women’s Suffrage”. She said if the vote was given women it jorould Ih' vital importance to the country. The people at present wore very hazy in their minds about the granting of the suffrage ...

... small sale of work to held on Friday, July 17th. Women’s Suffrage Societies.—As advertised. public meeting will take •place in tho Girls’ Club Room, Shrewsbury, in connection with the National Union of Women’s Suffrege Societies (Shrewsbury branch) Monday ...

... Special Music the Choir. A hearty invitation to all Friends. Ouliections on behalf the Choir Pond. NATIONAL ONION OF WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. SHREWSBURY BRANCH. A PUBLIC MEETING win held MONDAY NEXT, JULY 13th, in the GIRLS’ CLUBROOM. Entrance Side ...

... agreed, on the motion of Lord Kimberley, that ths amendments ahonld not be Insisted upon.—Lord Denman’s motion read the Women's Suffrage Bill a second time was rejected by 36 votes 8. Earl Kimberley had announced his intention to vote against the bill, on ...

... Gardner then gave interesting address on Women’s Suffrage, in course of which sho referred to the early stages of tho suffrage movement. The opposition they had to meet said, was largelv owing to the conditions of the women in the past, and what they fighting ...

... Music Hall, which will l*e addressed well-known women speakers. Tho society has absolutely no parly politics; its object, like that of all other women’s suffrage societies, is simply to obtain the veto for women (ho same terms it is. or may bo. granted men ...

... WOMEN SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. As one of those present at meeting t*?* National Union Women’s Suffrage Societies held In Shrewsbury week, 1 ehould like, through the medium of your valuable paper, to express my disappointment at not being favoured with logical ...

... AND SHREWSBURY NEWS; OCTOBER 3, 1908. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES A VISIT TO CONOOVER. (Bt ** Sabrina'*.) Frankly I say that the day visited Condover to see Mrs. Harley .president th« Shrewsbury Branch of the Suffrage Societies, was red-letter day in my ...

... work to bo held on Thursday afternoon next at Lymehurst, 162. Abbey Forcgato. Women’s Supprao*.—The mombera of the Shropshire Branch of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, whose offices are at Talbot Chambers. Shrewsbury, arc holding tho ...