... would bring about the others, with regard AlTeciiug of which the advocates of Women’s Suffrage enforce the necessity, but it is at any rate reasonable that the opinions of women otherwise qualified to vote should find expression at the polling booth on such ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Ata meeting of the Executive of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage, held on Saturday, at 10, Great College-Street, Westminster, Mrs. Fawcett in the chair, the following resolution was passed That this ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE, the invitation of Mre. M'Laren, many ladies and gentleroe.n ass«iublt*d on Tuesday afternoon 04, Onslow-gardens, South KunsiiiKton, London, to hear an address from Mrs Livermore, of Boston, US. Upon the motion of Mr Duncan Laren, M.P ...

... important question of the so-called womens suffrage,’ to my mind more properly to named ‘property suffrage.’ Many, 1 know, concur with me in opinion that the right of property to representation should not be forfeited by the accident of a woman being in ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. On Monday evening meeting was held in St. George’s-hall, Regent-street, London, to promote the objects the National Society for Women’s Suffrage. The place was densely packed with people half an hour before the proceedings were announced ...

... women’s suffrage. Lord Denman moved the second reading of the Womeo’s Suffrage Bill, but objection being raised by the Marquis Salisbury to the initiation in that of legislation affecting the constitution of the other Hout-e, the motion was negatived ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. In London, on Tuesday afternoon, a meeting, mostly of women, convened by ticket, was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, nominally to consider Mr. Hugh Mason’s resolution in favour of extending the Parliamentary franchise to women ...

... in. that the women of the country were beginning earnesth - the riorthern Kamschatka, was en, >1 ■! ti to consider what it was they were asked to wnenaskea ; direct course southwards into the North .. ific to support the suffrage for women. And there was ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. At the Social Science Congress at Aberdeen, on Tuesday, there was rather a lively discussion in the Economic and Trade Section on a paper on Ivomen Suffrage,” given by Miss Lydia Becker. She said the political inequality between women ...

... Women's Suffrage. The Honsa of Lords resumed Its silt'ngf after the Easter recess on April 181b. Tbs second reading of Women's Suffrage BUI was moved by Lord Denman. Viscount Oranbroob, lbs part of tbs Government, moved that tbs BIU read a second time ...

... F.K.S., when Mrs. Edward Lynch delivered addrea* upon the claims of women ratepayers to the suffrage, which was listened to with deep interest. She commenced by observing that women in England having been given the municipal franchise, it followed that ...

... THE BUEY FEEE PEESS. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A crowded meeting held on Tuesday the house of Mice Jane K. Cobden. 14, York-place, Loncion, to hear addressee iu favour of the extension of the Parliamentary franchiee to women ratepayers. The chair was taken by ...