... being damaged daring the storm which she encountered. Thu passengers were lauded safely. A conference of delegates from women's suffrage societies was held yesterday in London. It was decided that in order to prevent overlapping each socielv should undertake ...

... -year's rent. Z n ezla= she granted redactions to hie Speaking in Glargow night, Lord Tweed. month he Wed no. prepared for women's suffrage. The Liberal party should heal their differences sad stop the things which had been gang on for the past years. Mr. Pritchard ...

... 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 ...

... autumn Bar sion, for the pulsing into law of a Bill which was to raise the much vexed and highly car trovemial question of women's suffrage. ...

... 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. ...

... -jeere, counter and boohing, to know if Mr. Evans had Ulked out the women's suffrage resolution m the Mouse of Commons. Women, she according to the law, and outlaws they would of women were inthe tumult, and pandemonium ,o p-vac white-liaired deacon, appealed ...

... sculptor. Mine. Munch, wife of the Defence Mi,nister, • school teacher, with a degree in mathematics, president of a women's suffrage society. Mme. Neilsen, wife of the Minister of Education, a surgeon. Mine. Pedersen, wife of the Minister of Agriculture ...

... FOLDING CARS. Our usual Prices. Crawford & Wilson, OMAGH. Premier And women’s SUFFRAGE. Electoral Reform Bill Promised. special deputation of I-ibral members in favour of women’s suffrage interviewed the Prim*- Minister at the House of Commons on Wednesday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the cause of women’s suffrage they will with all zeal, all diligence, and all perseve- rance, by money help, by moral help, and and by every woman-wile seck to uphold to protect and to forward to a successful issue the “Women’s Suffrage Bill.” TYRONE ...

... regret that by this motion the iebate on the seoond reading of the Irish National Teachers Bill and the debate on the women's suffrage motion of Mr, M'Laren would be superseded. A short debate ensaed, and the motion was carried, Mr, Lockwood resumed the ...