... men had never heard of women's j suffrage, but she appealed to their chivalry and i LilH-ralism never to lose sight of the great principle t!ut while they were begging women to take part j the work they ought support women's suffrage. . the ...

... BERNARD SHAW AND WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. —ln the report Mr. O. Barnard Shaw’s at Shrewsbury, November 26th, given in your last issae, it was stated that in an*war to Sliest inn Women's Suffrage. Mr. Barnard Shaw that cared vary little shout women ...

... Oswestry Grammar School. The Late Mr. Ward Hunt a.nd Women's Suffrage. —lbo Women Suffraye Journal say : l;imsatedil«;a:b of the Mon. Ward Hunt felt as the lo*» of and genial friend the supporters women’s suffrage. Mr. Waul Hunt voted ...

... THE §S PRAGE. SHALL we give women the suffrage ? Professor Gotpwin Smite says Vo! Mrs. Fawcett, the widow of the late Liberal Post in tbe Review, says Yes / Mr. GOLDWIN SmiTH gives as one reason for withbolding from women the power to vote and why the ...

... be if their ume be to be for the Several were advanced a stage, and a motion for the 1 the Let second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill was postponed the second the foternatiomal and Bill, be explain-d woald emable this comntry to eater the anion pro- ...

... curtain amendments in the Bankmptoy Bill. Baron Dimsdale g»ve notion for fthis day month of a resolution in favour o* women’s suffrage. Sir M- Hioks-Beach, answering Mr Coghill, said he did not know the ooet of the Railway Ratee could not suppose it reached ...

... Unionist Women's Franchise Association, when she stated that the object of the Association was to remove sex disability, and to extend the franchise to all duly qualified women on the same basis that on which it is accorded to men. Men and women”, she said ...

... indisposition, and explaining her *™ upon subiect of women’s suffrage. Mr. J. H. -if„ filled her place, declared, in his opening remarks,-that though Sir A.Bomt;sbiadidnotsgwfimllt inelude- married women, it would facilitate being taken in the future to ...

... talking out the Women's Suffrage Bill? Already the direst of vengeance is being threatened against him by the active leaders of the suffrage movement, and whilst the | gentlemen of the Montgomery Boroughs not care very much about women's ...

... president) gave a short address on “Women Suffrage”, in the course of which said their society was constitutional one, and believed in earnest propaganda work, and in trying to interest tho people of the country m women suffrage, which was based on a system ...

... WOMAN’S RIGHTS. The Women's Suffrage Journal evidently pleased have the opportunity of giving publicity to the following satiric morccau which that paper quotes from the Examiner The Rights of Woman, what are they - The Right her husband to obey. The ...

... the suffrage to woolen ig, in low s ud's The police Mr. Hannay, at the Worship street Police Court, n • .. , • , , t ' nv in mMd that it is right mid excavanni or use feet and she packet was at London, to six months bard labour for having vio,women on ...