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... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The results of the General Medias which has put taigas plate are in the highest degree enoourat tog to the organ of the women's suffrage muse. The Women's Smfrege Journal for August publishes a list of ...
... Women's Suffrage. Effect of the Woman's Vlte. The National Union of Women Suffrage Societies has recently been making an enquiry into the influence of the women's vote, in enfranchised countries and states, upon the important sulak•i:l of ...
... first place, that a iitivia on womanhood (bear, hear). There were M different women's suffrage societies in existence. The speaker then referred to the laws which affected women and children, which the member* of the Woosen's Freedom League desired to see ...
... Married women had to have the vote. She not going to be governed by a let of old maids laughter) — so that she hail • strong objeetion to qualification which out married women ,applatitc). It was eaey enough to interest periple in women's suffrage. but did ...
... National Union of Women's Suffrage ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINI; AT COLWYN BAY. ----- - - the at the Nation' of Socials (Colwyn May brancloot public held in the Vic. tuna rim ravine la a Otedeeidayl, and was • groat moown. The Society is and iwieweititaat. There ...
... Women's Suffrage Pilgrimage to London. In connection with the above there will be an Open-Air MEETING On Thursday, July 3rd, at 8 p.m. On the Beach, at the Pier Head, COLWYN BAY. Chairman, Mr. A. SARSON. Principal Speaker, MRS. EARP. ...
... OPEN-Alit WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETING. LAW-ABIDING AND NON-PARTY BF.CTION. AGITATION FOR _VOTES FOR IVOMIN. About half-a -dozen advocates of the Women's Suffrage movement, with a van. paid a visit to Mold on Tuesday night. and took up a position on a vacant ...
... not at all, it Ihad not been thought that the women needed vote, maid Mr. Asquith. Politiciais seemed to have no imagination at all. How could they suppose that they (the women) could bear it? If women were not citizens, then the case was gone, but they ...
... hod the cause of thousand ia the whole county, She was women's suffrage stood in the politics in not afraid to trust the commonsense of which it stood p t a o s l i ay . Never gals, whether women and th e community, but if a woman this Hill was or not ...
... COLWYN BAY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETY. - MISS CROSFIELD ON THE PRESENT SITUATION. MR. LLOYD GEORGE IS OUR FRIEND.' Under the auspices of the Colwyn Bay branch of the Non-Militant Women's Suffrage Society, a public meeting was held at the Cafe Royal, Colwyn ...
... NATIONAL UNION OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE SOCIETIES. PUBLIC MEETING in the CHURCH ROOM, RHIW ROAD, COLWYN BAY, on Wednesday, Feb. tzth, 1919. Miss I. 0. FORD of Leeds will speak on WOMEN IN INDUSTRY. Chair real be taken st ß 7 h - t z bd nit s .. . R. A. LLOYD ...
... Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (Colwyn Bay Branch). Lantern Lecture on Serbia THURSDAY, OCT. 25th, at 7-30, in the CHURCH ROOM, RHIW ROAD. Speakeri—Dr. MILAN CURCIN, of Belgrade University; Miss L. F. WARING. Subject—THE WORKOFTHESCOTTISH WOMEN'S HOSPITALS ...