... not permitting women to vote; the question was simply one of the extent trust, and rr.y own opinion used to bo that, upon tho whole, women were happier and tho government of the country better carried on without the admission cf women into the political ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Central Committee the National Society for Women’s Suffrage has been held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, Mr. W. Woodall, M.P., in the chair. Miss Becker read the report. in which the committee urged that all ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. It is stated that no definite communication has been made to Mr. Woodall, M.P., as to the position or the desire of the Government with reference to his amendment the Reform Bill in favour of women’s suffrage. A memorial Is, however ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. A meeting, consisting for the greater part of ladies, in support of the claims of women householders and ratepayers to the Parliamentary franchise, has been held in the Dilettante Club, Argvte-street, London,—Mr. Charles M’Lean, M.P ...

... coloured designs for embroidery, aud a story entitled “The last new tn.ng in bonnets,” The Women’s Suffrage Journal. This excellent monthly on the Women’s suffrage question has come to hand for May, and as usual the question is lorcibly brought out and ...

... returned. REVIEWS The organ of the Women’s Suffrage Society—‘The Women’s Suffrage Journal*—has reached us. It is edited with spirit by Lydia E Becker, and contains some good thoughtful articles on topics regarding women, also reports of ...

... WOMEN S SUFFRAGE. The aDuual general meeting of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women’s Suffrage was held on Thursday, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, London. Mr. Hugh Mason. M.P., presided, and there was a large gathering of ladies ...

... Reviews The Women’s Suffrage Journal, for February, has come to hand, amongst other interesting reading W-- find an argumentative speech Mr Wallis in the New Zealand Parliament in which those who would like to be put on the track of thinking this great ...

... caused their deal WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. A deputation from the National Society of Women’s Suffrage has waited upon Mr. Hugh Mason, M.r., Fenton’s Hotel, St. James’s-street, London, request therp to take charge of the Women’s ...

... the abolition of the hereditary principle in our Constitution, of suspensory Act in respect to the London guilds, of Women’s Suffrage, of the extension of employers’ liability to the case of seamen; and passed resolution of sympathy with the Highland ...

... Duke will bo able to finish it off before Parliament meets. What are called Women’s Rights have not been much to the fore of late. Mr. Bright’s speech against women’s suffrage harmed the cause. Mr. Fawcett’s scheme was another blow to it. The fact that ...

... ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMEN, The National Society for Women’s Suffrage have issued an appeal to the electors, which, after reviewing the efforts made- during the last 18 years to obtain the enfranchisement of women, says: ** Concessions have recently been ...