... right to vote municipally with women, they must ultimately grant the same right. parliamentarily. The question to be solved was whether household suffrage or individual suffrage should be adopted, and either case women, if ratepayers, must be included ...

... which a-4orns women as a of sex, There was an affectation of manliness which all A- deprecated-an assumption of the manly costume and it. stride ;'but he did nut think that sort of affectation had n anything to do with women's suffrage It might be asked ...

... National Society for Women's Suffrage, delivered an address, She observed that the question of women's suffrage was both non- political and non-sectarian, and as such it ought to drive away all objections to the just claim of women. There ...

... connection with 'the above society, the subject being Women's' Suffrage. The Rev. John Raymond was in the chair, and the debaters were Mr R 0. Roberts, who took up the cause of women's suffrage, and Mr Ralph }-isher who opposed it. Mr . ROsBRTS, who ...

... home and Abroai, - - A ondon contemporary states that ,ri Samuel Smith has undertaken to lead the opposition to the women's suffrage resolution which Mr M'Lgren is to move in the House of Commons on Tabsday uest. Asa' Ch ...

... Promotion of Women's Suffrage, and msid tis that a majority of the members of the Hones of ren Commons were in favour of women's suffrage, and ut they had good hopes of passing a measure intb/ next session which would give the franchise to me ...

... adult, who would give it a mild shaking,- and so -settle its mind! ! From Infant Suffrage to Women's Suffrage- the distance is not great. The report of the Women's Suffrage Appeal Committee has just reached me, and I am rejoiced to see that ...

... of women to bear upon politics in le a way which they never bore before. That marvellous organisation has done in four short years what the Wompn's Suffrage Association failed to effect after years of toil and trouble. It has obtained for women a distinct ...

... y rhwystrau sydd ynuan-bu .alluogi merched i bleidleisio. TII. Drwy'Bi gyhoeddi, pamphledau, &c., ac yn neiliduol yPw Women's Suffrage Joterna2, mileolyn a olygir gan CYn: :Miss Becker, ysgrifenydd y gymndeithas, ac uin o aelodau zBwrdd_ YsgoI Manchester ...

... In the eleventh annual reporttie Coni mittee of the Manchester SocietV for Women's Suffrage, asme statistic aresgivone which ehowtheo ueraber for and against the Women's .Suffrage Bill in seven parlia- mentary divisipas beginning with 1870. In that year ...

... road a second time, and referred to a select conimittee in accordance with a sugges- tion thrown out by the Primate. The Women's Suffrage Bill, the seconding reading of which was moved by Lord Donman, was negatived without a division. THUonsD.Y. -The committee ...

... would raise no less than £400,000. We don't think the Nonconformists of Wales could beat this record. The supporters of women's suffrage are in- creasing in 'numbers, and comprise niembers of everyshade of politics. We are officially ins formed that of the ...