... thlroughl thle unneiiittilll IeC. of the various women's suffrage societies 5ic0chcd obtaining from a majority of obembt oe of tile Iholle 4 Commons promises tosupport the removal of the elector disabilities of women Bulit, notwithastaulillu thlese locha d clever ...

... of, onthe 29th ult., to a stand at the junction of Clement Street and the Parade, - - *WOMENS SUFPsAnGE.-A London correspondent says the cosuse'df women's suffrage is rather embarrassed wvith friends.. Many believe it is about to triumph by a union of ...

... seutbuced him to three months' imprisonment, with hard labour, WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. XThe annual conference of members of the Bristol and Westof Englandbranch of the NationalSociety for Women's Suffrage was. held on Saturday afternoon, at Clifton, under the presidency ...

... organisations. Nevertheless the yellow sunflower ribbon ' seems rapidly becoming as marked an emblem of a supporter of women's suffrage in the IUnited States as the blue ribbon is of a temperance advocate amongst ourselves. The idea emanated from Kansas ...

... ry election had been fully recognised. The report also referred to the schism on the women's suffrage question, and said this association had seceded from the Women's Liberal Federation on account of the determination toforcethisquestiondespite the momentons ...

... they have thus secured a clue to what they regard as foul play. WOMEN'S SCrF~ItGE.-Mr. Woodall, M.P., presided yesterday over the annual meeting of the National Society for Women's Suffrage. Several members of Parliament were present. The report stated ...

... force their way through such a crowd ? Witness: No; none at all. ny Mr. Murphy: Witness was a I'adical, and in favour of women's suffrage. She had been in Ireland three weeks, and was at the proclaimed meeting at Ennis, and the overflow meeting last week ...

... although considered inconjunction 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, he thought that ...

... extending to women the Parliamenitary fran- chise.. Mrs. Lucas said that it was a great satisfactin6s to know that the women-of the country Wbro ?? llar. nestly to consider what it was they were asked to-do when nsked' to sauport- the suiffrage for women. And ...

... his own death. -The Jury returned a verdict of Suicide while of un- sound mind. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOB WoMEN'S SUFFRAGE.-A Central Committee for Women's Saffrage has just been established in London, to act as a central medium of corn- munication, between ...

... twenty-one days' imprisan- ?? Gutest (27), Rem Street, shoemaker, was charged, on remand, with violently assaulting Ia married women, named Elizabeth Brown. Coin- plainant, who appeared very ill, stated that on the morning of the 2nd instant she was at a lodging ...

... to be held under the auspice of the Womcifi Suffrage League, said the adstFre' of women had been on both economic and political lines siuce their cause received its initiative -from AMill. Wherever women had taken part in legisla- tionthey had. shown ...