... 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 ...

... ever, had made arrangements to cope with the contingency should have occurred. Speaking the Women V Social and Political L'nion. Mrs. Pcthic Lawrence said women were determined to see the movement through and were pee* pared to [jive their live* for its ...

... sometimes asked the question why should women have voteal But Mkedjvhy should they not. (Applause.) The onus of Proof was on those who denied liberty, not on those who demanded it. With regard to the priority of Women’s Suffrage and Home Rule, the Nationalists ...

... TO THE WOMEN ELECTORS OF THE 18LB OF MAN. Ladiss,—We beg to offer you, In the name of the friends of the enfranchisement women, hearty congratulations the proud position you occupy as being the first women within Her Majesty’s dominions whose rights as ...

... THE TYRONE OMAGH, FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 1872 ARISH SOCIETY FOR WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE, A largely attended meeting in connection with tho Irish Society for Suffrage was held at Blackrock, Dublin, a fow chys ayo. Among those present wore Lady Kano and Mias Kane, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... tjjrti admirable manner that it would single out any of them for tpeoal making arrangesneots for a debate on the subject ‘‘Women’s Suffrage.“ at the ■««««“» to held the jist December, the last night of the old rear, this very enjoyable meeting was brought the ...

... Questions were also asked about the conveyance of Turkish troops oo British warships, (he form of administering oaths, and women's suffrage. The consideration of the report of (he Workmen’s for AecidanU) Bill wm rcaamad. A number at were dixcuHed, •ml M midnight ...

... at length the pledge given by the Govenunent to the Suffragists. lie said if a private member's. Bill conferring the suffrage on women were introduced next session. facilitie4 would be elven by the Government. Mr. Boner Law while criticising the Government's ...

... Ritchie, speaking yesterday Croydon High School for Girls, said he would be disposed, when the qaestion arose to support women's suffrage. The business of County Antrim Assizes was continued yesterday. The Lord Chief Baron heard common jury records and Lord ...

... latter view the Cabinet agreed. It was, said Mr. Asquith, a matter of common honour and common honesty that, when the women's Suffrage amendments were precluded from discus. sion, they should withdraw the Bill. The result is that no further progress can ...