... WOMF.H'u SUFFRAGE BILL- Second Reading Carped. Dsbata on the Women's Suffrage pied Wednesday's sitting of the HOll Commons. Mr Faithfull Bogg moved the reading, and Mr Alherley Jones The rejection was proposed hy Mr Cooke, and seconded by Mr Lsbouche- ...

... granddaughter of Mr Thompson, of Bath, one of the founders of the Bible Society. She had been local secretary of the Women's Suffrage Society, and it is thought some little unpleasantness in connection with that appointment preyed upon her mind, and led ...

... WOMEN'STUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Women's Suffrage Society was held on Thursday, at the Western Palace Hotel, London. Mr Courtney, M.P., who presided, referred to the recent General Election, observing that the Liberal party, with one or two ...

... question of women's suffrage. Miss Ford, who has done considerable work among tailores»es of the East End of Lon- don, advanoed arguments in favour of the conten- tions of the Association. The position of women, Miss Ford said, in dealing with women workers ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Mr W. McLaren. M.P., in Cardiff. Under the auspices of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage a public meeting was held in the Lesser Park-hall on Monday evening, when an address was delivered by Mr W. McLaren, M.P. The chair ...

... Acts Amendment Bill passed. through committee. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. In tommittoe on the Expiring Laws ContitiU*; anue BilT, Lord DENTON moved to insert in the Ballot '^ct an amendment declaring that all women not legally disqualified, and who had the same ...

... WOMEN'S LIEERALASSOCIATION A mating of the Grangetown Ward Women's Liberal Association was h^ld on Tuesday evening, in the Paget-streefc Schoolroom, Grangetown, under the presidency of Mrs Herbert Thompson, when the secretary (Mrs A. Watts), who attended ...

... nttered by women, disposed of the objections to female suffrage, based upon disparaging notions ot female ability. Mr W. Howell, solicitor, Park-street, was ap- pointed the representative of the Bristol and West of England Society for Women's Suffrage ia the ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETING AT SWANSEA. On Tuesday a large meeting, under the presidency of the mayor, Mr. Powell, was held in the Music-hall, Swansea, in favor of this movement. The MAYOR said he took the chair as chief magistrate, but held himself free ...

... [HE MEMBER FOR CARMARTHENSHIRE ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Mr John Jones, M.P., has returned the following eply to the memorial from inhabitants of Llanelly idopted at a meeting on the 28th October, 1874 :— Blaenos, Llandovery, S.W., Nov. 2,1874. Dear Sir,—Will ...

... i iberal boroughs, and the Liberal wiil fight with a second rate candidate, Mr Jacob Blight, the representa- tive of women's suffrage and every imaginable ism. He deserves well of Manchester, but there must be thousands of Liberals who will vote for ...

... on days of election. Mrs George Davies and Mrs Hughes spoke on The Labour Question. Miss Jenkins on Educa,tlon and Women's Suffrage. Mrs David Morgan, Mrs Hughes, Mrs Bum, Mrs Roberts, and Mrs Burn also addressed the meet- ing.—Mrs Andrews proposed ...