... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE.” IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY THE CHIEF GOVERNMENT WHIP. ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The Women’s Suffrage Bill which Mr. Woodhall will introduce to-night is identical with that which has already passed its second reading. contains a proviso to the effect that nothing in the Act shall ereAl*- married women ...

... women’s suffrage. Mr. Charles Bathurst asked the Premier if the Government would consider the advisability a referendum on the question of womens suffrage. Asquith: This is a novel proposal, and all I can 3t present is that the Government has not yet ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. To tk* of ths Post. Sir,—lt is always pleasant to agree with one’s adversaries, and hasten endorse “An Old Prso titioner’s belief that women have a different spbera of action and a different mental equipment, which makes them, or ought ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Woodall, iLP., presided over the annual meeting of the National Society for Women* Suffrage, held at tbe Westminster Town Hall. The report, which was taken as read, referred to the important stop which had been ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. The fnends of women’s suffrage on both njr, , House believe that Lord SalUbnry * burgh has brought the question well the «- practical politics, and ! hear, says Lond ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Tl.e fortimes of the ballet have placed the Women’s Suffrage Bill, under Mr. Woodall’s direction, in a somewhat unfavourable position. The best day he could secure was Wednesday, the 17th April, on the eve of the adjournment fur the ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Mr. Hunt asked the Prime Minister whether, ia view of the magnitude of the constitutional change involved the granting of womans franchise, could see way the amendments on tbw Franchise Bill on the question of votes for women freely ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE, Sir,—l read in a London paper, in the report the Suffragettes' meeting on Wedruisday night the Town Hall, the followingAs each ejected student reached the ekor of the hall found himself confronted by a long double row through which had ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Fire hundred and fifty ■seTen women ratepayers have sent in thoir claims vote the next election of members for of Birmingham, vi/-, | .•{.■{ from the pariah of from the fiariah of Aston, and 251 from the parish of Birmingham. Eighteen ...

... WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE. Sir, —Mr. Asquith and other member*of Parliament haring asked for farther proof that large Dumber* women desire the Parliamentary rote.m declaration is being signed throughout the country favour of womest's suffrage. lie response this ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE In toe House of Lords yesterday, which « the first time after the Easter holidays. Ljrd moved the second reading of tbe Women’s Lord Cranbrook opposed tbo motion cn the pound present was not an opportune time for desling with subject ...