... 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 ...

... PHIIPUPS declared that the horning mil lie question in the programme of thdl pri ire Women's Liberal Federation at. the on~ ire present moment is women's suffrage. Miss u OnmE, with more frankness and accuracy, ?? rma retmaiks that it is bow to win the ...

... pleasure of ao my viit. Politics we touched on, and Mrs. Lug Kendal 2 ?? (while hardly admitting herself she in favour of Women's Suffrage) abe would ers personally like to get into Parliament to put. off several matters right, and she is jus the of woman ...

... the same, force to the case of grown-up women, Thereomight becses in which those persons were not able to determoie for themselves, but, generally speaking, it appeared to Mr. Fawcett, and also to himself, that women were able to judge for themselves bow ...

... a, froreu pond yielded beneath the weight of a number of factory operatives who were sliding on its surface, and two young women were drowned. s What adda to the sadness of the case is the fact a that one of the unfortunate victims of the tragedy b lost ...

... Republican- sior y respect and obedience to elected governors, and 37, edeference to the voice of the majority. Universal Cos e suffrage may be absurd (I think it is), but, having for 0chosen to establish it, we should abide by its Tile Cdecisions, whether they ...