... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. An ansfry cccurrcd out oonmm'nicD.‘ion from . Soottidh Women’s Suffrage Sociotio?, asking Town uncil forward « petition to Parlianront in support of the Bill for women suffrage. During reading ...

... WOMEN*S SUFFRAGE MEETING At WHITBURN. On Thursday evening representatives from the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies had a meeting the Town Hall, Whitburn. hah was tilled overflowing with an apk*eciativ and sympathetic audience, large proportion ...

... the women voters are married women. But apart from this direct emancipation. the standpoint of mother and wife will sufficiently represented by widow. Of tho women voters in Dundee over 52 per cent, aro widows, and only 37 per cent, single women. In all ...

... multitude of women represented this remarkable deputation. Speeches were delivered by Mies Emily Davies, of the National of Women’s Suffrage Societies; Mies Eva M‘Laron, for tho Women’s Liberal Federation; Mies Ashton, of Joint Conference ...

... Alice Low. Mies Low. in her addrees, traced the demand for women's suffrage from Mr Gladstone's Bill 3356 and 1857. and urged that they had a stronger case now. as there was surplus of 2.000,000 women over men in the Unitea Kingdom, who had to out into the ...

... 0 PH ALL. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE MEETING.—A meeting in support of women’s suffrage was held in the Public Hall last Thursday night. The attendance consisted principally of men. The chair was taken by Dr Inglis, and an address was given Miss Learmont, both of ...

... Germany.' SPEAKER—MISS ALICE LOW. LOW will also speak the RELIEF WORK carried out by the Edinburgh National Society for Women’s Suffrage. ...

... A circular from the Edinburgh Committee of the National Women’s Suffrage, requesting the Commissioners to petition Parliament favour of the bill for extending the Parliamentary franchise women, was allowed lie on ttie table. application John Lockhart ...

... the bad Bathgate people full ami free surfeit oratory as the Steelyard on Saturday, The representatives the National Women's Suffrage Societies, who Iwxve prendres in Jarvey Street, were out of town speaking Stoneybum and but toe mildly zmlitmts and the ...

... the Executive of the Kirkcaldy Liberal and Radical Association, the Liberal Club, the members of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, and from the Kirkcaldy Temperance Council. The tenour of the addresses was to the effect that they thanked ...

... BAD TACTICS. The Women’s Suffrage Societies which adhere to constitutional methods of agitation aro shortly to hold a demonstration in tho Albert Hall.‘and Mr Lloyd George has consented to support a resolution in favour of enfranchisemerit. But the militant ...

... URGENT THINGS FIRST. Though the Chancellor th© Exchequer expressed himself strongly in favour democratic Women’s Suffrage Bill, h© was perfectly frank th© expression the opinion that th© House of Lords questron steed first. It was the paramount issue ...