... married women or only widows and spinsters, and the debate in Committee, if ever it takes place, will certainly bring out the strong divergencies of opinion which exist among the advocates of women's suffrage on the crucial question of married women. The ...

... important subject of women's suffrage. A very interesting paper, written by Mrs. Stallard, was read at the meeting and a lively discussion followed. The voting was equal, nine members voting for, and nine against the cause of women's suffrage. But, the President ...

... Committee which should hold an open inquiry in Burma on the question of franchises, electorates, division of subjects, women's suffrage, the best form of representation for non-Bur mese races and other matters which will have to be dealt with by miles under ...

... the advanced women of Bengal, who are bent upon securing franohise for women and know how to speak out their mind publicly, remain silent about the charkadruddgery whioh Mr. Gandhi is determined to impose upon the already overworked women? He has the ...

... • PARLIAMENTARY. boNuoN, ist May. The Women's Suffrage Bill has been rejected in the House of Commons by :22.2 against rotes. - -*- ITALY. E, Ist May. The Italian Chamber has voted a sum of .23 million to establish an arsenal atTaranto, notwithstanding ...

... The hall and supper rooms wan charmingly decorated with tie Russian entrain. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN SIMLA. Sr CIA, Oct. 1. Oanon Weitbrecht presided a;. the Wonsan% Suffrage meeting wnich wab held in Town Hall last night when Miss Vaughan, B.,.und Mrs. ...

... that the women's vote would upset the electoral balance because it would be entirely Conserve- Be. bow futile is such prophecy. So diverse have the political opinions of women been proved that it has been found expedient in the formation of Women's Suffrage ...

... THE ENGLISHMAN, INDIAN WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE UTTERS TO LORD souTil- BO.IOUGII The Women's Indian Associat'ven, :Madras, has. issued a statement which says : - - There is a general impression that the Franohise Committee have not at all been convinced of the ...

... very little, beyond the excuse it will find for those to laugh who were anxious to laugh before. The few women who are in favour of Women's Suffrage are sometimes angry when the jocular argument is turned against them, as it often is, with a certain amount ...

... just to women as it is to men ? And would any human being who held that women and men should do the same kind of work in life, atfi rm that a householding qualification is as just to women as it is to men We do not agree with the friends of women's franchise ...

... advocates of Women's Suffrage at !Come, only to immediately repudiated by the higherminded among the believers in that reform. It was said that, as the women of England had laboured at home to fill the gaps left by the men, therefore women deserved the ...

... of a rliament mainly elected by women. The Civil Service is already exposed to too niu , :h sentimental and humanitarian criticism, and it is worthy of note, srys Sir J. D. 'Zees, that the supporters of women's suffrage rctually avow their intention of ...