... 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 ...

... LADY GUARDIANS. The circular and leaflets from the Women’s Suffrage and Local Government Association, Dublin, setting forth number of reasons why women were needed Poor-Law Guar* dians wore received. Several Guardians remarked that it was now too late ...

... 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 ...

... men who were gomi‘to vote for this franchise, and who had told him that no women should have a vote. ‘I never varied,” continued Mr. Griffith, “in advocating women's suffrage; I don’t vary now; I still advocate it; but lam not going to let this trick ...

... later amendments on women will automatically At one time the anti-suffrage party considered whether the Grey amendment should not be allowed to pass anchallensted—this on the ground that there was no °Wei:tine to women's suffrage being dimmed, and (as ...

... lecture WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE”, on Tuesday Fvening, next, at Eight o’clock, in the Courthouse, by Mrs. Elliott, Belfast ADMISSION FREE. 33 ROYAL HIPPRODROME. GREAT VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST. Monday, November 28, 1910, and During the Week. ARTHUR PRINCE, Prince ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Government mamma including women. Addressing a crowded meeting of the Women's Freedom Learns at Westminster last night. Mrs. Gaspard said they were going to show that man-made law did not, could not, and should not bind women. These who wen in the !Fort ...

... 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 ...