... Woman Suffrage.—At a meeting of the National Association for Women's Suffrage, at Manchester, thanks were voted Mr Jacob Bright and the 162 who aunporttd the Women's Electoral Dis* abilities Bill, and Mr Bright was requested to reintroduoe it next session ...

... carry out her terrible design. THE PRIEER AND WOMEN'S SUP.VnAGE. The following letter has been received from the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone by the hon. sec. of the Hastings branch of the National Women's Suffrage Society:- May 27, 1884. Madame,-Mr. Gladstone ...

... throughout, concluded the concert. CENTRAL COMMI1TTFEE FOR WOMEN'S SuFraxGE.-On Wednesdar, an inaugural meeting of the society which under the title of the National Society for Women's Suffrage has been formed by an amalgamation of various local organisations ...

... thinks that her cause is moving, and draws consolation from the fact that new members o f Parliament, as a rule, vote for women's suffrage. HULL MISOELLANY.-Some nice little bits continue to be found in this local production. Mr. Audrews, the editor, succeeds ...

... Calendar for the Women of the British Empire (J. W. Arrowsmith, Bristol; Simpkin, Marshall and Co., London), which is edited by Helen Blackburn, and with which is incorporated the Women's Suffrage Calendar, is landmarks for women during the Queen's ...

... result from the political emancipation of women. Many of the audience signed the petition. On the 1st instant, at the Metropolitan Lecture H-all, Cower- street, Mr John Macdonell lectured in favour of Women's Suffrage. Mr Hodgson Pratt -took the chair, and ...

... entitled Playfelows. We bave received the Temperance Almanaok and other publications by G.ER. Graham ;- The Women's Suffrage Calendar (Bristol: J. W. Arrowismith), which Miss Helen Blackburn has now issued, for 17 Sears. ...

... excel-. lent magazine is famous. -Women's Suffrage Journal2 (Ireltnd and Co., Manchester), is sufficiently indicated by its . title, and when we say that if is edited by Lydia Becker; it wrill be acknowledged that women's S rights and wrongs are fully ...

... distance up the beach at low water, and it is feared that itInay be somewhat difficult to float her. MR ,GLADSTONE AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Lady Florence Dixie has addressed to Mr Glad- stone the following letter :- Anchendolly, Dalbeattie, N.B., April 30th ...

... able argument for woman's suffrage primarily, and secondly foi the thorough education of girls which alone can fit them for the equality which is their right by every law of nature. Pointing out that the laws relating to women are imperfect and superannuated ...

... IFOJIZZEN SUTlWRA GE STORIES.* .5v * f ?? friends of the women's suffrage cause, borrowing an idea fioni . t\al_ ?? ?? Law tales are said to have beets 'snonIs the stronr-est of the forces that inlluenced public opinion in is-e'. 4 tree trade--have begutn ...

... Fawcett defending the ca-use of women's suffrage against the aspersions of Mr. Goldwin Smith. I am not concerned with the details of the dispute, for to say the truth; I am heartily tired of arguments about women's suffrage. I merely wish to point out the ...