... HOME RULE. Women's Suffrage Amendment. On going into Committee on the Home Rule Bill on Tuesday Mr. Snowden at once rose from the Labour benches to move his womene franchise amendment. The House was not at all crowded, for everyone knew in advance that ...

... Mendsy night the .Auditor. Mr. Edna if. Healy. reed • paper on Women's Suffrage. He took the view that women ought to be em (reedited. flies Gawthorpe, one of the English women's suffrage agitators. spoke for nearly an hour, and had a ...

... WOMAN SUFFRAGE. John Simon, speaking on Saturday night at Manchester, said a tremendous obstacle to women's suffrage militancy, a -and wicked policy, bat it made not a hairsbreadth of difference to the faith that was in them. „„.s., • ..%,,. ...

... SUFFSAGISTS AND NATIONALISTS. The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies does not 'wen' to have gained much by it attempted deal with the Irish Nationalists. Surely there was little clause to expect favours from the Irishmen after the Dublin incidents ...

... in the Royal Assembly Hall. Omagh, when a fair representation of members were present. The subject of debate was—ls women's suffrage advisable? Miss Anderson read a well thought. out on the affirmative side. Kiss Clements gave her paper, which was a ...

... connection with the f r i.h Women's Suffrage Society was held on Satur Aar afternoon in the Grand Opera House-- Mrs. ChamberA presiding. Miss Chrbeabel who was' the nrincinel .peaker. made a general statement of the for women's nerve. and belied a defence ...

... debate in connection with the Debating Society for Women will be held in the Royal Amembly Hall on Friday, lffth inst., and not on the 3rd inst., as originally intended. The debate will be on Women's Suffrage, and papem will be read by Miss Anderson and Clementa ...

... might be oonsidered by his followers • wonderful I man, but he appeared to women an unime. cinstive Prime Minister, who would go down to history as one who mocked the women's suffrage movement when it had every chance of success. The Congress passed a resolution ...

... w!despresd and deep-reated, was to provide the necessary Miss Kenney remarked that as there was no reference to the women's suffrage move nient in the King's dpeech, the only thing to renew their militancy. ...

... had written to the 1 Scottish National Anti-Suffrage League deprecating the passing of women's suffrage behind the backs of the constituencies, Lord Londonderry &eked Lord Loreburn, if he considered suffrage so important to be submitted to the country ...

... but declined to submit a resolution, in the name of Mr. Lawrence Tipper, of Birmingham, in favour of the inolusion of women's suffrage in the Government Reform Bill, and condemning the non-committal attitude of the leaders of the Conservative party on ...

... 0 LECIVIZ AID CONCZET. Under the auspices of Sons of William L.O.L. No. 386, a very interesting lecture, entitled Women's Suffrage (followed by a programme of music end recitations) was given in the Orang e Hall, Glentimon, on Friday evening. here ...