... Women's Suffrage. DRAWING-MOOll MINTING. Under the auspices of the Central Counties Federation of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, which is nonpolitical and non-militant, a drawing-room meeting was held at Rotherwood, Rowley Park, on ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. A letter was read from Miss Meeker requesting the Council to petition in favoured Mr. w oodhell's Hill for the extension of the Parliamentary Soffrsge to Women. The Maros said that he thought it was not • mange for the Council to interfere ...

... Women's Suffrage. LOCAL A meeting under the auspices of the Women's Suffrage Campaign was held in the Public Rooms, Cannock. Mr. T. G. Rogers presided over a small audience. Dr. Mary Moffett was the chief speaker. A resolution was passed, appealing for ...

... Women's Suffrage. SPEECH BY MRS. SPROSON. Mrs. Sproson's reception in the open-air not having been satisfactory it was decided to hold a meeting in the Oddfellows' Hall, which took place on Wednesday night. There was a moderate attendance, Mrs. Williams ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Colonel Ratcliff, M.P., speaking at Burton .Town Hall, stated that he had always said that he saw no adequate reason why ladies, who paid taxes by men, should not have a vote, and he thought that in all probability they would get in. ...

... take on the important question of the so-called 'women's suffrage,' to my mind more properly to be named •property suffrage.' Many, I know, concur with me opinion that the right of property to representation should not be forfeited by the accident a woman ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. enthusiastic “at home was held Tuesday. July 23rd, under the auspices the W.S.P.U., at the Mor.t Hotise, AMiidee, the kind invitation of Miss pburn and Miss Oookc. The chair was 'a'-n by Miss Cooke, who appealed to the ’tn. to make public ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Master replying letters from L:l>e al BBsOKUations to cive consideration to th. present position of Liberal women with regard to the suffrage, sa,.- the and Intxoduc the new Boform Bill are in the hands - Pease, and ptvvmiaee to ...

... and there would be a temptation to create women faggot-voters. If the suffragettes want universal suffrage for women, that is out. of the question, for we are as yet far from having established universal suffrage for men. We gather from Mrs. Cobden-Sanderson's ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. IAl)\ FRASCES BALFOUR AT LICHFIELD. A meeting under the auspices of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies was held in St. James's Hall. Lichfield, on Friday evening. Councillor J. T. Baby. J.P., presided over a large attendance ...

... the auspices of the Hanley Women's Liberal Association, in the Ladies' Room of the Hanley Liberal Club last (Monday) evening. Women's Suffrage wee the subject of the lecture, which was listened 'to with interest by a large assembly of ladies. lirs. ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. R.N., has delivered address M Institute, Castle-street. Oxford-street, »uffkmm N RoasonB for Opposing Women's !SV here was much misunderstanding with regard what was called Women's Suffrage, for iMove°meri't 8 r 8 , ...