... Promotion of Women's Suffrage. It was the opinion of these men, and he most humbly endorsed it, that women in England were entitled to the suffrage. every principle of law, equity, and expediency, this was demanded; and he believed that ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGK the Editor the Birmingham Journal. Sir,—ln your paper of last Saturday (May 16) is statement that the late meeting on women's suffrage cannot properly called a Birmingham meeting, as the promoters and speakers consisted ...

... Science Association, at the Birmingham meeting, is now published in separate form. Women's Suffrage.— Eight women polled their votes for Gladstone in Lancashire six women voted in Lincolnshire nine in Manchester; several in Salford; twelve in Ashford (Kent) ...

... masters do the same it is expected there will be a general strike with the workpeople. Women's Suffrage.—A Birmingham branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage has been formed, and the committee are arranging for a public meeting to take place ...

... graceful enthusiasm by Mrs. McLaren, on behalf of the Edinburgh branch of the Women's Suffrage Society. Reference is made to Mr. Mill's valuable services in the cause of woman suffrage, and also to the moral courage displayed by him the prosecution of ex-Governor ...

... assault against the prisoner and the writer supposed the proceedings were still pending. *. I The petition in favour women's suffrage wh-i just been presented to the House recei™Ol twl? At the head of tne list stood Mrs. Somer-iiv Florence Nightingale ...

... claims received by Overseers:—Occupiers, 3,605j. women, 556; lodgers, 466; total (excluding women) 4,071. Objections served, 418.— October 6th. Conclusion of the revision of voters for the borough. The- women claims were rejected; of the 3,884 household claims ...

... although considered in con unction with Sir John Romilly's Act, did not entitle women to vote. The term men in the Reform Act did not include women; and even if it did, then women would come within the term incapacitated For these reasons, thought that ...

... THE SUFFRAGE AND THE PEOPLE Sir, —You will much oblige giving publicity t« a few remarks on this question, in reference to what took place at the Public Office on Thursday last. attended the meeting to hear the plan discussed, but the discussion, if it ...

... Women's Suffrage.—ln the list just published of persons entitled to vote in the election of knights of the shire for the county of Middlesex, in respect of the occupation owner or tenant of lands or tenements within the parish of Hilhngdon, of the rateable ...

... that women have voted both for county and borough members— Mr. Mill passes on to combat thia feeling. It chiefly finds expression, says, in interjections. Politics are not women's business, and would make them neglect their proper duties; women do ...

... MEETING OF THE WOMEN'S UNION, The weekly meeting was held Monday evening last, Mrs. Lap worth having taken the chair, Mr. BLAXLAND rose address the meeting, and was warmly received. He said— He wished say a few words, and only few, for he did not think ...