... favour of votes for women, there was nobody to prevent a women's amendment to the Manhood Suffrage Bill except the supporters of the cause themselves. He could not see how the Referendum could be applied to the question of Women's Suffrage. ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A meeting for the purpose of furthering the cause of Women's Suffrage way held in the Town Hall on Tuesday last. Miss Abadam (London) was the principal speaker. The chair was taken by Mr. A. Morris. There way not • large attendance. ...

... Peers and Women's Suffrage. In the House of Lords on Wednesday, the debate on the amend reading of the Women's Enfranchisement Bill was resumed by Lord Courtney, who spoke in support of the measure. Lord Weardale and Viscount St Aldwyn opposed the second ...

... Churchill would have retained the seat. Nothing has been gained by hit recantation of his former views upon Home Rule. Women's Suffrage, and Education ; but what he did is likely to cause some inconvenience to other members of his party in the future. ...

... was not him, self sn advocate of women's suffrage, not having yet been convinced in its favour. but ho bad an epee mind, and if in the Reform Bill which he foreshadowed an amendment was introduced favouring women's suffrage on democratic lines, the Government ...

... public was shocked. The unconventional methods these women adopted gave an excellent excuse to the insincere rompathisers with Women's Suffrage for withdrawing their profession of support. But the women persevered. Neither indifference nor ridicule influenced ...

... 110 MEN'S SUFFRAGE The question of Women's Suffrage, was the principal topic at meeting held on Thursday, under the auspices of the Sznethwick Women's liberal Association. Miss E. M. Fines .(a Member of the Women'a Federation Exiciontive) ...

... democratic character of the acceptable women's franchise amendment bee given rise to the idea in many quarters that the Government Bill will propose adult suffrage. This cannot be the case, for if it were, women's suffrage would bep part of the Bill. And if ...

... l or objectionable ways. The half-dozen women whose ridiculous conduct, brought the women's cause to temporarry disaster last week, ought not to be remrded ae in any way repreeesitative of the Women's Suffrage movement. They r e present nobody bat themselme ...

... of the Government about the Women's Suffrage Bill was as startling as it was unexpected. The first impremion of the Premier's statement was that the Women's agitation had moored and that there was every likelihood that women would be voting at the next ...

... suggests that such raids u three that have been ands by women the Rouse of Parliament must become more useless to the onus of Women's Berne in proportion as the resistance to them is more effective. Women will not win by playing at man's game of tome Furthermore ...

... fighting for their vote , The women had hart no one but themselves, although there had been a few windows broken in the process. It was because eighty-two out of every hundred women who would get the vote were working women that they were fighting this ...