... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. In a speech to a women's deputation at Glasgow, Mr. Lloyd George advised them to endeavour to bring back in favour of the cause of women's suffrage public opinion, which had been frightened by militant outrages. The ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. At the Council meeting of the N.U.W.S.S., held last week at the Horticultural Hall, Westminster, Mrs. Henry Fawcett, the president, read the report of the year, which showed a membership of over 52,000. If to these are added the Friends ...

... ON WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A deputation. consisting of Cmdr. Cook. Mr. Oak-Rhind. Mr. Mrs. Chaning- Pearce, Mrs. Howe, Miss Bertha Kennett and Margaret was received by Mr. Norman Craig, Member for Thanet. with a view to hearing from him in person his attitude ...

... .: .• WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A branch of the London Society for Womet)'s Suffrage has recently been formed at Oxted and Limpsiield. The object is to obtain, by constitutional methods, the Parliamentary Franchise for women on the sanie terms that it is, or ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. At a public meeting held in St. James's London, in sopport of women's suffrage, Mr. W. Woodall, M.P. presided, and in opening the proceeds said they were simply asking the removal of a disability touching merely the ground of sex. Of ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Central Committee of National Society for Women's Suffrage has bee, held at the Westmiecer Palace Hoed, Mr. W. Woodall, M.P., la the chair. Mime Becker tend the report, ih the eommittee urged that ell who desired ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE meant a kind of fad, that women wanted to be like men, to imitate them, to come out of the sphere of home life, and to dabble in things they did not know anything about. But for everything a man wanted a vote, a women wanted it. Men earned ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following letter was remedy written privately to a friend, who had mired his oat by the Bishop of Carlisle. The has bees enough to_ yield to a re quest that it might be public : My dear K-1 should not to write • for publication ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. On that question het remarks would be those of her own personal opinion. The executive was divided into three parties. Those who oonsidered that the Suffragettes had done a great deal of good, having brought the question forward and ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE• Mies K. D. Courtney, Hon. Secretary of the National Union of Women's Same Societies, has issued the following letter:— The report which appears. in this mcrning's papers (Jan. 26th) as to the attitude of Mr. Lloyd George on the Women's ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. TUNBRIDGE WELLS MEETING: LAST NIGHT. Under the auspices of the Tun bridge W«Us Branch the Union Suffrage Societies, a meeting was held at the Town Hall last evening. Committee Boom was well filled, and t£a principal speaker the evening ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. wand Roared martin of the National Soddy for Womens soften. Was held la London on Monday, at the Watanneter Pasch Hotel. The c h a ir was taken by Mr. Leonard 11. Courtney, Y.l'., who, in °pitting the proceedings, remarked that is c ...