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... right to vote municipally with women, they must ultimately grant the same right. parliamentarily. The question to be solved was whether household suffrage or individual suffrage should be adopted, and either case women, if ratepayers, must be included ...
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... which a-4orns women as a of sex, There was an affectation of manliness which all A- deprecated-an assumption of the manly costume and it. stride ;'but he did nut think that sort of affectation had n anything to do with women's suffrage It might be asked ...
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... the franchise for women as women, and not as the mouthpieces of pro pertv, we cannot but admit that their claim is a just one. and ought to be listened to. But. however good this theory of universal suffrage to include both men and women over twenty-one ...
... case leave for the int/podes about June next year. Women's Suffrage Journal says that all sections )f politicians have cause for congratulation, and none nore so than the friends of women's suffrage, at the levation Sir Stafford Northcote to the position ...
... candidates in the present General Election, are in favour of Women's Suffrage, but doubtlesd many are empty promises, designed to catch little electioneering breeze. Still the Women's Suffrage Societies are taking an active part in the contesti and are ...
... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A great demonstration of women took place in the Birmingham Town Hall in support of Mr. Hugh Mason's resolution in favour of the extension of the Parliamentary franchise to women householders, and to promote a memorial to Government ...
... the laws affecting mineral rights, Welsh disestablish- ment and disendownment, the Welsh land question, women's suffrage, public appointments for women, temperance reform, the C D. Acts and the Indian question, education and the elementary schools aat i ...
... National Society for Women's Suffrage, delivered an address, She observed that the question of women's suffrage was both non- political and non-sectarian, and as such it ought to drive away all objections to the just claim of women. There ...
... reading of the Parliamentary Franchise (Ex- tension to Women) Bill. Mr. ATHERLEY JONES seconded, and said that what they sought to obtain was, a de- claration of the House for or against women's suffrage, leaving questions as to the scope and extent of q ...
... connection with 'the above society, the subject being Women's' Suffrage. The Rev. John Raymond was in the chair, and the debaters were Mr R 0. Roberts, who took up the cause of women's suffrage, and Mr Ralph }-isher who opposed it. Mr . ROsBRTS, who ...