... friendly relations with the Tranavaal Republic and the Orange Free State, T A Lord Denman moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage (Municipal Elections) Bill, It was opposed by Lord Balfour of Barleigh on be half of the Government, but he refrained ...

... CONGRESS OF WOMEN. - __A drawing-room meeting, convened by the Central National Society for Women’s Suffrage, has been held at St. James's Lodge, Westminster (by inwitation of Mrs. Eva McLaren), to hear an address from Madame de Morsier, secretary to ...

... BitL AND MARRIRD WOMEN — TaR PRINCIPLE AT STARE—WHAT THR MEBTING THOUGHT—* DRESS MAKETH THR MAN AT THE THEATRE—GARRICK'S WiFR — “ FALSTAFF” AT THE HAYMARKET— NEW BoxNers—FßrEsH FAsHION IN Hats, * | Quite a big thing in Women's Suffrage meetings was the ...

... leadership during the long suffrage struggle.. The presentation was nrnnged by the Nuionar[.'nion of Women's Suffrage Societics, of which Dame Millicent was for so long President. and by the London and National Society for Women's Service, of which she is ...

... was termed’ the Newecastle Programme, in which were 14 importent points, such as land reform, taxation of land values, women's suffrage, and ** Home Rule.”” It was in power for three years with a majority of 39. but not one of the 14 points was was passed ...

... the Suffrage for women, was the evil effect ‘ &hat it has on men’s minde to see women treated | differently before the State from men ; and so no franchise Bill that puts a disqualification, from which men are free on three-fourths of adult women, can ...

... had worked devotedly for the Women's Suffrage during the stormiest vears, so she had the honour of moving this resolution. She rejoiced that women had come into their rights as citizens, and expressed gratitude to the women pioneers, especially to the ...

... cause of women's suffrage over 50 years, also Jeannette Wilkinson, a working woman, who was left an orphan at the age of 14, with two brothers to support, and who, in spite of this handicap, educated herseli, and helped to form the first Women’s Trade ...

... Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies. though Miss Murgartoyd, of Brierfield, did. T was in at the final wind up at Hyde Park. There were ten platforms to speak from, and I spoke from the same platform as Mrs. Fawcett. Sixty Nelson and Brierfield women took ...

... and a certain creed, which must be subszcribed to by all true lovers of their country. ~ Proceeding to the question of Women's Suffrage, the speaker sald for his part he could see no reasou whatever, providing a lady was a taxpayer aud had the position ...

... ‘but the regulation of MMNJ between human beings. Were women not human betags.” It was gross injustice and great cruelty, she -l& to deny women mwvflm merely on account of ber sex. As a proof that women did not get justice, she mentioned that Christ’s Charch ...

... words should have the power to send one’s thoughts back a thousand millions of I never could take any interest in the Women's Suffrage Movement. I always con¢luded that a woman was entitled to a vote on the same terms as a man. The average woman is as ...