... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AT BARCOED. A society has been formed at Barred under the most favourable auspices. Mrs. lorwerth Clark has become horl secretary and Mrs. Cule hon. treasurer, and the 53 new members show signs of a zeal which promises well for the futuie ...

... The Women's Suffrage Agitation. The scene in the House of Commons last week, caused by the noisy behaviour of the women suffragists, recalls former incidents of the kind, one of which Lady Wortley Montagu dealt with in her memoirs. That was in 1738, when ...

... The Women's Suffrage Agitation. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is understood to sympathise with the aim of the women suffragists, and that is no doubt why he is the object of so much attention at the hands of those women who are clamouring for the Parliamentary ...

... Queen's Hall, and the women are not, of course, seen at their worst in their original surroundings of squalor. * * * Women's Suffrage in the Colonies. There is much difference of opinion as to the political effects of giving women the Parliamentary vote ...

... the movement for women's suffrage have been actively at work for the last 40 years during which there has always been a majority in the House of Commons in favour of the n principle and five Bills for the extension of the vote to women have passed a second ...

... Macsycwmmer. Duet— Excelsior, Jack • and Fred. Soprano solo— Children's Home, Miss Short, Pengam. Essay— Women's Suffrage, Mr. D. Davies. Contralto solo— Flee as a Bird, Mrs. Jervis, Llanbradach. Champion solo—Mr. D. Thomas, Maesycwmmer ...

... the Caerphillyites) meeting will be held at the Market Hall, when Miss Helen Fraser, of the National Women's Suffrage Society will sp • k on the Suffrage Question. Aldermt..l J. E. Evans, who debated with Mrs. Larmartine Yates in October, will take the ...

... WELL-KNOWN MEN WHO HAVE DECLARED THEMSELVES IN FAVOUR OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A lady writes:- -Not only is our own member, Sir Alfred Thomas, in favour of granting the Parliamentary vote to women, but. the following among a long list of public men have given ...

... were delivered by Miss Davies and Miss Waring, B.A. (Pon l typridd), two staunch supporters of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. —;o: As long as the fair sex will conduct themselves in this rational and ladylike manner we shall feel proud ...

... number. Bill: Well, why not give up beer swilling ? _ . Jim : That's another matter; it was women's suffrage we were going to discuss. Bill: Go-a-head. Jim: Why do women want the vote? Bill: Why I thought everybody knew that—to ameliorate: the condition of ...

... 319. Jim: That's another matter; it was a woman for a landlord ? If so have you residence, Gwerna House, Maesyewmmer, women's suffrage we were going to dim- I ever been behind with your rent, if so and was attended by the following:— , seortment of UNDEIIWK' ...

... complete it by giving women the vote. Some people were saying, what do women want with politics, their place is at home looking after the house and children, but said the speaker you cannot take women away from the climate.' Women lived in slums as well ...