... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. floven excellent speeches, including that of the chairman, Prebendary Ridgeway. were made in the Carton Hall, Westminster, London, to show the relation of women's suffrage to philanthropic, social, and temperance work and to further ...

... convert to the women's suffrage movement. In a letter the popular novelist says: I notice that Miss Farquharson, M.A.., who I have not the pleasure of knowing, committed herself to the erroneous statement that, though 'I had written against women getting the ...

... English Baptist new schoolroom, Aberoarn, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Jack James presided, and a debate took piece on Women's Suffrage. The affirmative wee taken up by Mrs. R. J. Strong, who was seconded by Miss J. Rosser, and the negative waa championed ...

... past wuen ridicule wan thought to be an appropriate answer to this claim of the women. lie depinsted the methods adopted by the more active supporters of the women's suffrage moiement, but the usual method of dealing with an agitation was, while maintaining ...

... the advent:mu of possessing at least ono candid friend. MR. SEDDON AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Daily says: Mr. Sodden spoke words of Omer yeotenlay to the arivocates of women's suffrage in OM conr•:ry. It mast be admitted that they stand trolly in nerd of ...

... of time Women's International Alliance Congress at St. James's Hall was concluded on Saturday, the delegates re-united for the last time on Sunday afternoon, at St. Paul's Cathedral, where Canon Scott Holland preached • sermon on Women's Suffrage. The preacher ...

... seconded by Mrs. A. .lenkins. Women Mims' Rosolutions.—Mrs. Flora Drummond, the well - known women's suffrage advocate of prewar years, was late in arriving at b.•rtillery on Tuesday evening to address the members of the Women's Citizen's Asocial and the ...

... CROSSKEYS• Lectuee.—A lecture on Women's Suffrage was given at a meeting held at Crosekeys on Wednesday evening by Mrs Hill, Cardiff. The chair was occupied by Mr G. Gooding. Daring the lecture interruptions were rather frequent. Obltuary.—The death ...

... ent of the Liberal Party, is president of th e International Alliance of Women for I Citizenship and was one of Britain's greatest champions in the struggle for women's suffrage at the beginning this century. Nobody could have been a better or inure ...

... THURSDAY NSXT, FiBRUARY 6th, at 8 p.m., at ASSEMBLY ROOM, ovor Liberal when an addreu will be given upon the subject WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE By a lady Member. All interested are cordially iuvited to Mfend.—L•,lcs GENTLIMk.N. FORTHCOMING COUNT( COUNCIL ELECTION ...

... tax movement. Mr. Felts greatly . encouraged the development of small holdings in Britain. and sympathised with the women's suffrage rampaigto. fir I,ynlph Stanley. the um Governor c{ Victoria, and Lady Stanley, hate arriEed at Fremantle from England ...

... Election, when some 9,000 to 10,000 women in the constituency mould have the power to vote. Rae I.L.P. bad donee more in getting votes for women than any other Party. Liberal and Tory were always against women's suffrage and it had taken the greet War to ...