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... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A drawing-room meeting in connexion with the 1 London National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held the Blackheath branch Saturday laat (the 17th inet,), at the house of Mrs. Cairnes, the secretar . The chair was taken by Mr. Leonard ...
... brought Mr. Theodore Fry, M.P., against the Aim* Star been settled judgment being entered costa. The rival memorials the Women’s Suffrage quo** tkm have been handed to the Pint Lord of the Treasury; Hr. Smith promised to eansnlt his colleagues, and givn an ...
... the suffrage rested upon property under strict definite for™fa but there existed the strange anomaly that while the franchise was extended bT the lodger and other liberties, the only class who were forbidden to exercise the privilege was that women of ...
... THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN. Amon the theories of education and experiments of various sorts it is (the Daily News observes, in a leader) pleasant to see that University College continues to good work in the cause of the culture of women in Loudon. That the ...
... „ HOW WOMEN VOTED. A. inaililit Cmj» By Bio) IMChflB CIO boil WMOOQttkoC tfao —■* *r ri in Hat State in 1887, whee WOBHB TOtad (or the ant tints told I 7 tfa* asw*- papen Kuna. BtaMj oetafo pagn extncta bom than papa* mate Ik ptata that the task the woman’a ...
... desirable that men and women should co-operate in great and wide objects for the national good. The injustice of the exclusion of women from the vote would, she remarked, be increased by the conferring of the Parliamentary suffrage agricultural labourers ...
... both on the State and women themselves. would not Introduce new class Into the electoral body, but would simply increase a clast already there, and invest women with electoral privllegea would not only elevate the character of women, but would exercise ...
... been the submission the Mormons, whose community may expect will no longer receive those accessions reprobate men and deluded women which enabled its leaders for a while to defy the sovereign power. REI.ATIOSR WITH ENG LAUD—TVS RIGHT REARCH. However, these ...
... Imeo In ought successful issue. Havelock died not, until the relief of l.itiknow was achieted, and the cratefnl cries of its women ami chddren. rescued ftom ihe very jaws of destruction, fell upon hit glad ears. Tiue, it was not reset ved for him to complete ...
... and Hosiery. He is also prepared to offer some GREAT BARGAINS in Winseys, Cobourgs, Alparcas, Calicoes and Flannels; Men and Women’s Hose, Ac., Ac. Kvey article will sold at the lowest remunerative profit. Hardwick & headland, Tailors, Dr*. pers and Undertakers ...
... Lamartine, being at the Hotel de Ville, received the announcement that a deputation of Vesuviennes demanded an interview. These women in tjpe and I brutality strongly resembled the famous fishwomen of the first Revolution. The doors of his study were j thrown ...
... Fielden iu terms which I feel I cannot surpass ; but Mr. Fieldeu has intimated that he cannot again possibly seek your suffrages, here I am, and you must make the* best of me. I cannot refrain from expressing the pleasure I feel at the reception you ...