... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A PUBLIC MEETING will he held in the Publio Hall, Reigate, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 1418, 1888, when MRS, ORMISTON CHANT, MISS C. A, BIGGS, ‘mu; the m&wmmwf on sul ote ‘:wu‘m,onth'moomm“fih.wnyh,mfl to Doors open &t 7.30. Chair to ...

... ‘WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A letter from l\ii::-l;:l\i,.\ vl.!:c',;:r‘:‘;ndm(n( copy of a petition to Parliament in favour of the Women's Disabilities Removal Bill, was ordered to lia on the table. ENQUIRY COMMIITEE. The minutes of alnesting of thiscommittee ...

... MITCHAM. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE.—On Saturday evening & meeting of the National Society for Women's Suffrage was held in thejschool-room, Cricket Green, Mitcham, presided over by G. P, BIDDER, Eeq., Q.C. A large number of ladies were present, and the meeting ...

... was being issued with the consent of all the Powers, and be would lay on the table papers relating to the subject, The Women's Suffrage Bill, of which the second reading was moved by Lord DeNMAN, was rejected without a debate and without a division, BILL ...

... If you cannot get them, write ab | xwhmnfllbu'mhlntpm WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND THE REGISTRATION BILL.—At a meeting of the exacutive of the Central Committee of the National Bociety for Women's Suffrage (Mrs. Fawcets presiding) the following resolution was ...

... N.—The committee of the Sutton Liberal Association, at their meeting last month, adopted the resolution in favour of women's suffrage as passed at the Leeds Confererce, ASHFORD STOCK MARKET, Fiß. 5.—-Our supply of fat stock to-day was veryshort, and the ...

... then returned a verdict of * Accidental death.” 1 NatioNaL Sociery ror Women's SUFFRAGE. —The annual general mti% of the central committee of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held on Tuesday at the Westminster Town-hall, Sir Albert K. Rollit ...

... principal speakers. The ranin subjects of discussion at the conference of the union will be @ resolution in favour of women's suffrage, proposed by Viscount Feilding ; one smviu local government for Ireland, by Sir Albert lit ; one in support of the Church ...

... Mr. Balfour, and Mr. ’l)lluuell took part, the motien was rejected by a majority 5. On Tuesday, the Lords rejected the Women's Suffrage Bill. A proposal made in the Commons by Mr. Howard Vincent Lo invite the selfroverning colonies to & Conference to diseuss ...

... 13. The House of Lords met for the first time after the Enster bolidaya, l Lord DENMAN moved the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill. —Lord CraNsroOK opposed the motion on the ground that the present was not am opportuve time for dealing with the ...

... this country, she thought they would be loath to ':l women were unfit for the franchise. In all the good works of the world women were found in the foremost place ; and as to the mndxno Nln&:’nlt for women the srgument was no use whatever, for ‘were com to ...

... similar opinion. Mr. Chambers wished to know whether women’s suffrage would be permitted? He was a strong nspomr of women’s nlrgf' in Parliamentary and municipal matters, but if they allowed women on the Church Councils, what would become of the men ...