... approved the recent Education Bill. Ile was not in favour of the present Women's Suffrage Bill, as it was not fair all round, but he was willing to support it as part, of an adult suffrage scheme. Mr France then withdrew his candidature, and Mr Holt was unanimously ...

... is SOO worked by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies was just under 1300,000. The seven oontestsd constituencies in Cumberland and Waisted sand returned no lees than rive I libodpd tv support Women's agog% ...

... given to women on the same terms as it is or may be given to men. Miss Hoyden said women suffragists did not ask for all *omen to hare the vote but that women should have the vote on the same terms as the man. if they regarded the right of women to vote ...

... a final appeal on behalf of those women who could not speak for themselves, the weaned women of the sweated workshop. the women unhappy in their oars homes, the women who were eloanuudden and oppressed, and those women who could not make ...

... When will it end ? DEAR Stft,—Your remarks lass week can. conning the formation of Women's Suffrage and Women's Antiarffrags Societies In the distriot being home to the average male creature, who Is trying to take an intelligent interest in both movements ...

... agitation, and the claims for women's suffrage were based upon commonsense. :she 'eked them to note the tremendous change that had been wrought in the social and educational status of women during the last 50 years. They now found women in the medical profession ...

... Ireland should be separated. VOTES FOR WOMEN THIS YEAR? An important resolution on the subject of women's franchise was passed on Friday at a representative meeting called by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, to which twenty•four societies ...

... question of pauperisation. All the money spent in old age pcnrionn would be spread lover the small industries. As women, they all wanted the suffrage, but ohs did not approve ul the suffragettes. (Cheeno.) Mi•• CuHinson gave A very intereeting address ..n the ...

... Collars 9d. per dozen. • NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE 8 0012 TIES Law •ablding And Nos•psisp Public Meeting the ASSEMBLY BOOMS, AMBLESIDE, TBUBSDAY, DEOSJABNI Bth, 1910, al p.m. To tartlet She ante of Women's Freedom. Speaker : KISS ABADAN, OF LONDON ...

... on Saturday aftern 'a inspected the London Division of the Volunteer Naval Reserve in the drill-hall, Lambeth. If the Women's Suffrage Bill. which is li c :ng introduced to the House of Commons by \h. W. H. Dickinson, is rejected. saws Mrs. !`aukburst ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1887 THE WEEK. WOMEN AND THE VOTE. Tue lot of the Women's Suffrage Bill this session has, like that of the policeman in the •• Pirates of Penzance, not been a happy one. In the Commons, Mr. Woodall has been compelled to resign himself ...

... LEIF JONES AND WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. — Mr. Leif Jones, M.P., at the Liberal Federation meeting at Newcastle on Friday, moved the following resolution :— * That in the opinion of this council the disabilities at present attaching to women by reason of sex ...