... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE SlheEvemng Post TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1903. Women in this country have not yet attained the power to vote in Parliamentary elections, and perhaps it would be well were further agitation to secure the suffrage for them to be deferred until ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND THK PARISH COCNOILS J?ILT.. Mr Gladstone has informed the secretary of the Women's Emancipation Union that amendment will be proposed in the Local Govern' meut (England and Wales) Bill which will mat* it clear that sex or marriage ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The annual general meeting of the embers the National Society for Women's Suffrage wat held in London, on Thursday morning, Sir R. Temple, M.P„ presiding. In the evening public meeting was held, the chair being occupied Mr. Woodall, ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The snaual meeting «rf the Central Xati«mal Society for Women's Suffrage waa h»kl oft«rn«»n Westminster Town Hall. Mr. Stuan. M.P., presided. The aanuol report •*at«-d that 41 had affil>Ht>d during the pust year, which, with the ass ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. VEHEMENT ATTACK EY A LADY MR. j GLADSTONE. Yesterday afternoon, the Conference-room of the i House of Commons, Mr. Courtney received large deputattoo, from the Women's Emancipation Union, asking him to present the House a ]>etition in ...

... had supported the Women's Suffrage Bill, In reference to a remark of Aid. Bennett on the opposition of Mr. Gladstone to women's suffrage, she quoted some words of the ?? admitting the need of a reform of the laws in jestice to women, and ...

... that only a comparatively small number women would admitted to the franchise this bill, but once single women were so admitted it would impossible before long to exclude married women. No doubt a number of women had got political ability. The real question ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Mr. MACDONA (CL, lUbtrhitlM). about 28 poet fin* formally Branchiae Bill, Mr. LABOI'CHJiRU, rising !»u?htt-~ exf**%.-ed they had not beard behalf the impure the '.on. member, great) .»f the women *« movement. Mr. continued ti;l five, ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. the prospect,; LEGISLATION. ; A v of fourteen members of th (■ u^ra S® Union within the Women’ federation was received Syesterday at the Colonial Office, birove, who led the deputation, sail was to try to obtain some definit the attitude ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. MONSTER PETITION 10 BE PRESENTED FROM BARNSLEY. are given to understand that fewer than 7,560 electors of Barnsley Division have signed the Women’s Suffrage petition of the Barnsley branch of the National Union of Women ...

... advertisement which states (1) that the country has never been consulted the question Women's Suffrage, and that the present Parliament has twice defeated Women's Suffrage Bills. With regard to (1). it not perfectly legitimate, point out that just before ...

... progra~mme. She said that large bodies of women, covering an enor- ?? area, were ?? asking for the frarchise. The British Women's Temperance Association were now ask ing for the franchise, as also ero the -women cc- operaters of G=reat Britain. She foresaw ...