... concealed fan makes a breeze as the traveller skims pastLe Frioul and the Chateau dlf. A CALENDAR FOR WOMEN. new arrangement of the “Women’s Suffrage Calendar marKs the issue for 1889, which forms complete compendium of the dates affecting the woman’s ...

... freethinking women lived and to come forward champions of free thought. A resolution was then adoptea protesting against the unworthy social position of women, and demanding, on economical and political grounds, the introduction Women’s Suffrage. ...

... VOTES FOR WOMEN The Spectator says the great donumstration in favour of women’s suffrage was successfully held Saturday last. Estimates ns to the exact number of women who took part in the procession, which marched from the Embankment the Albert Hall ...

... as honorary secretary for many years of the central committee for women’s suffrage in London, having been at earlier period secretary of the Bristol and West England Women’s Suffrage Society. Miss Blackburn edited for a number years and up to the time ...

... attitude on the subject of the political enfranchisement women? Quite unnecessarily—or it seems to many of trends and supporters—you have by your treatment of the more militant advocates of women’s suffrage forged powerful elec- | toral weapon against the Government ...

... in giving time to its Bill for electoral reform will have to give time for the women’s suffrage amendment if that is carried. It is indeed somewhat surprising that the Women’s Freedom league have not seen how far this declaration of Mr. Asquith’s really ...

... . We must have the vote. We cannot wait. We shall go on agitating until we get it. We are delighted to kilo w that a Women’s Suffrage Bill is to be introduced, but as a . private member’s measure it Will of course stand no chance. We want the Government ...

... WIND. The week of special efforts in the cause of women’s suffrage begun on Saturday is expected to realise a sum of money running into four figures for the purpose of swelling the war chest of the Women’s Social and Political Union. The step was prompted ...

... WOMEN’S RIGHTS, MR. BRYCE AS “A ONE-EYED DE MOCRAT.” A gathering of between five and six thousand people assembled in Hyde Park Sunday hear Miss Christabel Pankhurst, the well-known leader of the women’s suffrage movement, g ...

... Mr. Kettle’s finest speeches was on the occasion of the second reading of the Women’s Suffrage Bill. Mr. Speaker,” ciied in his richest accent, they say that if we admit women here as members the House will lose in mental power.” He flung a finger round ...

... There was no demonstration. WOMEN LIBERALS AND THE FRANCH- The final sitting of the Council of the Woman’s Liberal Education iu Loudon was marked with groat enthusiasm view of Mr. Asquith’s pronouncement on women’s suffrage. Lady Carlisle rejoiced that ...

... no faith in the promised Reform Bill. We do not think that it is intended, or likely be carried. The suggestion that women’s suffrage should be introduced by private member’s amendment to the Reform Bill is unsatifactory. We want a separate measure.” ...