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... Representa. tives, Mlr. Wood, of New York, sent a petition to the clerk's desk in favour of woman's suffrage, remarking that he would much prefer to see white women vote to black mena; whereupon he was greeted with a storm of applause froom the ladies assembled ...
... V03-iEN'S SUFFRAGE. A great meeting in favour of the extension of tin Parliamentary frainchise to womell Was olcd on Tucsdy evening its St. George's Hall, 1Bradford. Albcit tlehps thousand person -vere present. Th e speakers at ti, meeting were all women, and ...
... alternative hat to resign. On Monday night Mir. Dumss addressed the electors. Hke avowed himself to be in favour of a lodger suffrage, vote by ballot, and a policy of non-inter- vention in continental and American affairs. A vote of thanks to Mr. Dumas was ...
... she confessed she had been engaged in for four years. BtmuiolNCIAaI 1WOsMxNsS SUFFRAGE SOCIRET. -The annual meeting of the Birmingham branch of the National Society for Women's Sulfage was held yesterday, at the Offices, Broad Street Corner. The Rev. Dr ...
... ftinstcin. Wherever he went heC got married, because, lie said, ho could not do without feminine society, and, finding virtuous women fools, profited by their folly and credulity. Feinstein's first matrimonial venture was il ltussia in 1870. He abandoned there ...
... mostly of chestnut forests, well supplied with water and tarnished with comncdious caves. Here tive men and a like number of women will take up their habi- tations in a fewinuoths' time, living together in a natural state, and clothing themselves with the ...
... and received the Holy Comuinmlioim. The crowvd outside the prison numbered about 200 persons, composed chiefly of I boys and women anmd mcimbers ot the lahouring class. i Just as the prison clock chimed tlhe first stroke of the 3 eighth hour the little black ...
... matter of education is gone by. The promoters of the movement commenced some time back for granting the Parliamentary suffrage to women, have been steadily forwarding the work they have undertaken. Upwards of seven thousand signa- tures have been already ...
... features of a man, and such like things, do not fix themselves so much on the minds of men as on those of women, therefore I am taking the evidence of the women first. The Lord Chief Justice : I cannot say that, is the result of my experience. Dr. Kenealy: I ...
... Street, on the way to a local surgery, 4 when he fell down and expired before medical assistance could be obtained. WALSALL. WOMEN'S LrzBErA AssocLxTioN.-Last night a lecture 7 under the auspices of this association was delivered in the lecture hall of the ...
... muale, peroon attired in women's clothes. His client, tho defendant, hail suspected that another robbery was in contain- plteand as the complainant did not give easy account of her- ?? it eight to detain her, but to doing~so the women fell to the ground. After ...
... licenses were renewed. WWOMENS SUFFRAGE LN N1w ZEAcrs-.-WelHngton, 3 September 19S-His Excellency the Earl of Glasgow t has given his assent to the Electoral Reform Bill, con. I ferring the Parliamentary franchise upon women.- . efnster. AirN Aarmcir LArn-'s ...