... in THE RINK (Portland Street) when Miss RATHBONE. of Liverpool, will gave an Address on The Present- Position of the Women's Suffrage Movement. The Chair will he taken by HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (G. Fossett Roberts, Esq.). All are cordially invited to ...

... HALL, ADRIATOTWYTH. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A N ADDRESS on behalf of the West of England Society tor Woolen's Snfftage, will be given ia the above hall, on 'Thursday, Septem'oer 9th, by Man DOW ISINU ot Lourion, on Th. Claims of Women to the Parlamentary Franchise ...

... WOMEN'S APPEAL 1.01( PEACE. The great 7111183 meeting of women at the Kirg .way Hall, London, yesterday. was • demonstration of the meaning of war to women. and, above all, to the industrial women. It also demor.strated their determination to face their ...

... favour of extending the suffrage to women. and it was stated that the Conservatives were now more favourably disposed to women's suffrage than hitherto. lt commenced with a declaration in favour of giving the women the ...

... Downitig. Resolutions were pa w ed approving the object of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, and expressing ea , nest thanks to thaw gentleven who had supported the Women', Disabilities Removal Bill in the division on the motion fr the second reading ...

... priceless. We have also received The British Workman, Family Friend, Women's Suffrage Journal, and Night and Day, all of which are wall up to the mark. Perkaps tho Women ' s Suffrage Journal sh,ws just a little bit of potticoat government. ...

... very closely. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TOVIDAY. Mr Gladstone, replying to Mr W. M'Laren, said he did not think the natation of women's suffrage in connection with the Irish Leptialature wax one for which the Government couli give special facilities in the discussion ...

... who have only taken up women's subjects because they Cr. fashionable. We are painfully conscious how little the really earnest women can do in the struggle against fine ladyism in the women's movement, but we urge the earnest women to address themselves ...

... South Africa, I wish to declare myself a pronounced Free Trader. I am Mill, as I always have been, strongly in favour of Women's Suffrage. ...

... are cordially invited to to attend. NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. NON PARTY AND trox-mrurANr. ALL Women interested in the Sofrage lacono*, sad especially opposed to voter for women oro looked WONG HELEN FRASER, of the MU.W.SAL, at Alcrao ...

... la reply to a letter from the Men's Leag ue for Women's Suffrage asking the to make it clear that the laity t o be represented on the representative Church body under the Welsh Church Bill includee women, Mr. McKenna has written that the common law rights ...

... Miss Priestman on on Woman's Suffrage. .4 correspondlit of the Clifton Chronicle has had a brut interview with M.,: Priemman. He says: One of the most earnest' and steadfast local supporters of Women's Sulker , is Miss Annie M. Pr eat_ man(formerly ...