... %%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 ...

... 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 ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. OUTBREAK AT HAY. From time to time meetings for the discussion of political topics are held in connection with the Hay Liberal Association. On such occasi parti ons it be is not unusual for members of opposite es to invited to take active ...

... MRS. FAWCETT ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Untler the heading Women's Suffrage an the Franchise Bill, Mrs. Henry Fawcett contributes an article to the Pall Mu 1 Gazette, which we make the following extract:— It is said sometimes; that women ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETINGS AT BRECON. A Call on the Liberal Member. On Thursday last week two meetings were held at Brecon under the auspices of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Two lady missionaries of the Union, Miss Waring and Mies ...

... 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 ...

... those who hold their opinions strongly, and it is pretty well known that most women —especially strongminded women—have notions of their own on a wide variety of subjects. Women in general do not trouble their heads much with politics: hut the lady politician ...

... effeminate because women voted He maintained that women recorded their votes then as they would in the future—in a cool and collected manner and their votes added to the stability of that for which they toted. It bad been argued women were physically not ...

... obtain a united expression of opinion from women of all parties and all classes in favour of Women's Suffrage, it was resolved at a conference of friends of the Women's Suffrage movement to promote an appeal from ...

... MR. DISRAELI AND WObIEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following reply of Mr. Disraeli to a memorial on women's suffrage, presented through M,. Gore Langton, so far back as the 29th of Ap.il, 1873, is being circulated preparatory to a public meeting to be held in Malton ...

... Easter recess, unit in the course of a short sitting advanced pris.ste bills, and reketed without a division Lora Denman's Women's Suffrage Hill. ...