... who conveyed the greetings of the women of Servia. and told the women that the two main objects of the National Association of the Women of Sonia were the preservation of national ideas and the •-afranebisement of women. In her address the Congress Mrs ...

... President^ami Sirs Kva McLaren Treasurer, tlie Welsh Uuiou of Women's Libi-ral Association*,and sends up subjects for discussion, Disestablishment,’' Welsh Local (Joverumcnt,” and Women's Suffrage.” Mutual Imurovemknt Class.— A meeting was held last night ...

... in the two years, she had been told that women's suffrage she would embxrr&s Home Rule. Her answer was that woman had ever given up Home Role because of her interest in women's suffrage, hut a pood many women who were Unionists'' hasl come ...

... imprisonment, with hard labour This concluded the business of the National Union of Women orkers MEETING AT The shrope hire and Shrewsbury Branch of tbe National Uni on of Women Workers held its anoual Shrewebury, on meeting io 8. Boom, Wednesday. Lady Magdalen ...

... on Friday Mr. Dickinson moved the second reading of the Women’s Enfranchisement Bill. The Premier said personally was In favour of the general principle of the inclusion of women in the suffrage, but was not enamoured of this particular bill, which would ...

... Palmer, ! Richards. Blockley, Robinson, Shepht rd. Owen, and Holt, i Women’s Suffrage.—The Town Clerk re.id n com; municition from the Manchester National Society for , Women’s Suffrage, eiiclos’ng a c of the Mil introduced into Parliament by Mr. Woodall ...

... Bill and the Witnesses (Pnblic Inquiries) Protection BUI were read second time.—Lord Denman moved tbe second reading the Women’s Suffrage Bill. The Marquis Salisborr moved as amendment that the bill should read second time that day six month# The amendment ...

... extravagant The last census combs removable, we must have the frames to hold without a dimeentient at the Women’s Suffrage ; showed tbere to be 21,436,107 women in the United them: and if these frames are made 60 that bees 1 The conoert at the Albert Hall organised ...

... should supported ; Maithosianiam as a remedy for existing ; ' What will the State for us; 'Protection and Utbour; Women's Suffrage. occsjloo these Sunday morning lecture© orchestra furn- Idles musical selections, and I make some from the various items ...

... game all along. During the day party three ladies from the National Intoii Women# Suffrage Society were stationed the exit from the booths receiving to petition for votes for women. subjected to soma goodhumoureu chaff, iadies were most sacieaoful in tneir ...

... tin-lined packets only, by Grocers, unyior nroeum , London, sole oroprietora—{Adn.J , Women's Suffrage COLORADO—The Womens journal gives some interesting experiences lady Suffrage Journal giv . dnring the recent vote on joninsl believes, equa y exceptions will ...

... response to tlio ap|»eal of Volk. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, In reply to letter from the secretary of the Danfeimline Women's Suffrage Society, writes:—**l will with much pleasure give support to Mr. Dickinson's Bill when it comes before House of Commons ...