... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The resolution of which MrW.S. B. McLaren, M.P., has given notice for March 4-th runs as follows That t.h-j exclusion of women, otherwise legally qualified, from voting for members oi Parliament, is injurious to those excluded,contrary ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. lu consequence of his acceptance of the Under- Secretaryship for War, Mr Wyndhnm, M.P., has retired frcn the leadership of the Women's Suffrage 3: oyement in the House of Commons, and a dep:nation from the National flnion of ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. MOTION AT THE SWANSEA DEBATING SOCIETY. Mr W. E. Harris (Minister for Education) last nisht introduced a resolution to the Swansea. Parliamentary Society favouring the bestowal of tho franchise on all adults of 21 years and over, who ...

... ijority   women's suft'raO'00 ? against the friends of women's suffrage. The figures are the more significant, since,as mentioned, several ministers, who in ordin- ary circumstances would have been found voting against the Women's Suffrage ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The .Deaily .Naws says the Fourth party are hopelessly so divided on the question of women's suffrage. Lord tR. l Churchill is opposed to Mr. Woodalls amendment; Mr. pi Gorrt will voto for it; while Sir H. Wolff, having the re casting ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following local members paired on Mr. flib alason's resolution in favour of Women's Seffrrage For. Againit. Balfour, J. S ?? Baxter, IV. E. Wiggin, EH. . Peel, A. Sheridan, H. B. .. urghley, Lord Gorst, J. E . ?? Salt. T. Hastings ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Mrs. Fawcett writes as foflows to the Times :-Will you allow me space in your columns for a few words in reference to a passage in your article on 'Women's Suffrage' on May 1? It appears to me not in conson- ance with the facts to attribute ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. PUBLIC MEETING AT CARDIFF. A public meeting in support of the removal of the electoral disabilities of women was held on Wednesday night in the Assembly-rooms of the Town-lall. The Mayor (Mr. G. A. Stone) presided, and the attendance ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage was held yesterday, at the Westminster Town HAll. Sir Richard Temple presided, and, in opening the proceedings, congratulated those resent on the progress the good ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. iset THE ANNUAL MEETING. t} n The annual meeting. of the friends and supporters of the w 'o Association for Promoting the Extension of the Pnrliamen- ni to tary Francllise to Women wvas hold yesterday afternoon, fr ll in the Manchester ...

... WOMEN'S SUITRAGLI2 s The following was the division list upon Mr. d Mason's motion U FOR THE MOTION (114). d Agnew, W. Gabbett. aP. renninrgtO. F y Anderam, G. Gie, Alfred Porter, A. M. Arnold, A. Grant, A. Potter, T. B. Ashmne&dBarettGtnt, D. Powell ...

... WVO.IEN'S SUFF'RA4GE. at Trhei meeting o11 women's suffrage to-night grnapplsc bravely withlthe first principles of Political philosophy, and ought to be well attended, irrespective of ruling cliques and contendinig factions. It makes no special a? appeal ...