... continue to be well fed and well nourish.. ed on cheap food. His views on Home Rule, Chinese labour in South Africa, women's suffrage, and other prominent planks in the liberal platform are not yet known to us, but with his wide experience we can readily ...

... business iii London in granite and wood-paving :he has also lectured on such topics as the Chitral War, the Tirah Campaign, Women's Suffrage, the Boer War, f rtc. His tottlingnp ability, and his mastery of finance have evidently done him good aervioe since he ...

... the country itself, the question of women's suffrage is yet undecided and is not looked on with favour, the Indian Government has taken a step in advance by unreservedly bestowing the Municipal franchise on our women. It could not have been unaware that ...

... the daily hours of labour of men as well as of women. Indeed it has already done so. As I always point out when lecturing on this question, the Factory Acts do iu fact limit men's labour as well as women's. and Parliament, when it passed these Acts, fully ...

... The Women's Suffrage movement has spread to Bombay, where, at the Municipal elections on Thursday last, a young Parsee lady declared to a number of candidates that her husband and his friends should only vote for candidates prepared to accept women as ...

... WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. A COBRIEIPONDZIST writes : It is strange that so little stir has been made in the newspapers by the Woman's Suffrage Bill lately lost in the House of Coinmono. The division was a close one, and as telegraphed to us, it looked as if ...

... PAUL'S days. Education has enormously advanced, and neither men nor women would be content with the conditions of existence as they were in that eminent bachelor's time. Female suffrage is eventually, we believe, inevitable; practically there seems no reason ...

... WOMEN'S RIGHTS. Tag recent election of 288 deputies by the inhabitants of St. Petersburgh is notable under many aspects—among others, that it was conducted on the principle of universal suffrage, and in recognition of woman's civic equality with men. ...

... Indian Women as Ilasicipal Voters. A correspondent writes from Karur to the Madras Hail recant molding the abolition of the right to vote at Municipal elections which women in the Mrifussil enjoy at present. He says: Only public women, of the oleos of ...

... the disenfranchisement of women, but the consequences resulting from women's rights at the Municipal elections ander the present conditions are too serious to be let alone. There may be a time when we may demand for our women this and other privileges ...

... miscellaneous matter to settle independently of the big questions. Some old friends of course crop up, among them female suffrage, which seems likely to be a companion of the big deceased's wife's sister. The rising generation will probably like to see ...

... strength of man. Hence man makes the rules, and woman has to put up with their. Not for them is the idea that women should receive the suffrage and join man in making laws, nor can their point ot view be forgotten, however much woman may have developed ...