... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Sir,—l crave a little space in your pai..r relative to the idea of adult suffrage 'or women as men. Has it not been th. 0,0 back years by the unseemly scene belinel the grille? Justice must, and will, vail, although the methods and ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Dear Sir,- -1 reed with surprise, in your fait week's issue, an article which deals with the present agitation for Women's Suffrage as being exclusively a -Clam one, and anti-de moczatic—thenefore Tory in spirit, and, pore sihly, it ...

... %%omen's suffrage. Bow* ver great may be women's ignorance and hog; of intere4 in politics, and no doubt, they are pretty profound, they can easily be matched in the cases of thousands of 11 ho now eserrive the vote. Such duties of citizenship as women cannot ...

... MR. LLOYD CEORCE ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Ix the midst of a well earned holiday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer put in a few speeches in North Wales, last week, and one of them dealt at length with the question of Votes for Women, and with the Chancellor's ...

... WOMEN AND VOTES. DEPUTATION TO TIN PREMIER. The women's suffrage societies and about a score of other organised bodies of women sent a deputation to the Prime Minister on Saturday to urge that the time in ripe for the grant of the Parliamentary franchise ...

... subject with the remark: The best women I knew do not want the vote. But in 1867 the women's suffrage leaders naught him nicely. They wrote to Mrs Greely, and persuaded her to sign a petition for women's suffrage, and to get a number of ...

... Gladstone (Home Secretary). said he had brought the matter' of the prison treatment of the women who were arrested in ionneetion with the movement in favour of women's suffrage to the notice of the magistrate who ordered them to find sureties, and the magistrate ...

... attendance was very good. An introductory paper was read by the Rev W. Slarwood. Discussion followed. A delimit* on 'Women's suffrage, vas arranged for next meeting. Entertainment.—There was a lull bowie at the Salvation Army room on Monday tight for ...

... shortened to five y.ars With regard to Ireland. the Lberal sttitudi is still that of .elf-uovernment for Irisb affairs. Women's Suffrage will be left to the House of Commons to insert, if it ii , es fit, in the nest Re. form Rill. the Liberal. in the coming ...

... whole. There are greater anomalies in our present electoral system than the absence of women's votes, and anomalies more unjust to the democracy, and urh women's suffrage as that asked for by the wealthy duchesses and millionairesses who finance the rosily ...

... tight it. a ladies' meeting---a Women,, Liberal Association meeting-- in speaking tit temperance, for there was no questioti that nearly affected the homes and happiness the people. It was because he believed that women would ever be found co-operating ...

... waa carried itt) - a tlivis;nn, after 'niceties by a large majority of Mr. Harold Cost's wrecking mem. last Saturday's Women's Suffrage &monstriation 'A fIA the biggest thing in that ban we have yet seen. An army of wonwu. more than 10,000 strong, and nearly ...