... ote., had come to the comolusion that, without the vote women were practically helpless. That, to her mind, was obe of the most convineing arguments in favdur of women's suffrage. For 50 years women had been agitating for the vote on what had been called ...

... LINCOLN WOMEN SUFFAGISTS, NO ACTIVE SERVICE ON POLLING Tur Reasox Wuy. {To tae Eprror.] Dear Sir.—At a meeting of the Lincolu Women's Suffraze Society, held on Tues day, 4th inst.. it was resolved, that a voters’ petition in [aveur of women’s suffrage be organised ...

... the art of public speaking, made a neat little speech, chiefly directed to the female portica of ber hearere, in which women’s suffrage wes advecated, and the 'prohhh eflects that piotective duties would have upon the home were mfid out. Mr, Lupton followed ...

... his new undertaking. .~ The Women's Cowperative Guild held their mesting on Morday evening last, ‘when there was a large atfendance. ‘The spicial a‘traction was Miss Ward from London, who gave an address o * Women's Suffrage,” uflnch was heartily u-n.'gyed ...

... to disprove of militancy. For my own part I regard the movement for women's suffrage a ...

... both of men and women Liberals, were according the measure their unqualified support. Mr. Straus, in response to an inquiry of the Prime Minister. said that the recent vote in the London County Council to peti. tion Parliament to render women eligible as ...

... the de{nmdants of those who have died for us. 6. BENTHAM always sugporlcd and voted for ~WOMEN'’S- SUFFRAGE, and will Vote for the remova¥ of every disability Women suffer from. 7. BENTHAM will strongly suppori the RESTORATION OF TRADE UNION RIGHTS, and ...

... was decorated for his bravery in the field. He is one of gmdfuremost cross country riders in Eng. na. Lixcorxy WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIFIY.— women voters of Lineoln use your Vote this critical time—Advt, ’::”_‘- - - ¢.(V # ‘ g ;,,‘«V . : i A & ;,-:‘ i E ‘ ...

... returned to town from the Continent, and will be at 31, Faton-place, London, for the season. WoMEN'S SUFFRAGE.—A committee meeting of the Lincoln Women’s Suffrage Society was held on Friday, June 17th, vhen the following resolution was passed:—“3'bat this ...

... Liberal Government stood for, and amongst them she mentioned women’s suffrage. Unfortunately the Government did not stand for women’s suffrage. They cculd depend upon it that if it had, women wvould have got it long before now. That was one ...

... that time the Prime Minister and half the Cabinet were against Women’y ~Suffrage, but notwithstanding that, the Prime Minister, recognising there was little chance of the Women's Suffrage | Bil! receiving adsquate discussion in what is known as private ...

... road to a Mms. West's they agitated for women's suffrage just as to seo sbout apartments. Shortly afterthey were doing in England, as a means ‘l'“-‘. prisoper returned to witness's house, raising the status of women by increasing! o stayed about an heur ...