... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A crowded public meeting was held in London, in St. James’s HaU, in support of Mr. Mason s pending resolution in the House of Commons “to extend the Parliamentary franchise to women who possess the qualifications which entitle men to ...

... the Promotion of Women’s Suffrage. the opinion of these men. and most humbly endorsed it, that women in England were entitled to the suffrage. By every principle law, equity, and expediency this was demanded, and be believed that women would ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Tha annual general meeting of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held London on Monday, at the Westminster Hotel. The chair was taken by Mr. Leonard H. Courtney, M.P., who, in opening the proceedings, remarked that in consequence ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. public meeting h.> Hell the fnuichiic women l„r Wllnm W Lortf Hougbton r nr.iUng , |b. b-i. w« i«g.,.nd t^rtTofl d . Mrs. Ashford and Miss Lydia Baker. A LIBERAL OFFER FROM MR. BARNUM. „ „ The case the kidnapped child Charley IOOOOdXin ...

... in regard to the question of the woman suffrage. Ihe red belief of the opponents of woman’s suffrage was, not that women were too illogical for the proper use of the suffrage, but that they were too logical. Women were now observing closely ...

... NATIONAL SOCIETY FOB WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. §i members aad oap—atan el toa was bald la Load— Setardar. Haeevare—an Beema, ead wea vary aamareaaly etl—dad. those proa—l van Load Hoarbtoa, Lady Amborlay, Lady Aaomtoor. Mn. Jacob Brtfbl, M. Look Bl—o, Mr. D. ...

... ■gauhs, d‘c. Tii« February. Sew Ideas for Thinkers—Part 2. The Liberator— February. The Womens’ Suffrage Joarnai— February ...

... convert to the women’s suffrage movement. In letter the popular novelist says: “I notice that Miss Farquharson, M.A., who I have not the pleasure of knowing, committed herself to the erroneous statement that, though T had written against women getting the ...

... Speaker and Chairman in Conflict. In the House of Commons day the Chairman of Committee ruled that Sir Edward Grey’s Women's Suffrage amendment comes within the scope of the Franchise Bill. ...

... Campbell addressed letter to the Prime Minister with reference to women’s suffrage, which he • “There something extremely repugnant to the feelings of the ordinary Briton the knowledge that women are being subjected to such violent indignities, for what after ...

... brute creation on our kindness and common sense treatment and usage, in a very able manner. The Liberator, 2d. monthly; Women's Suffrage Journal Id. monthly ; and The Sacred Melodist, Id. monthly. ...