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WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Mr. MACDONA (CL, lUbtrhitlM). about 28 poet fin* formally Branchiae Bill, Mr. LABOI'CHJiRU, rising !»u?htt-~ exf**%.-ed they had not beard behalf the impure the '.on. member, great) .»f the women *« movement. Mr. continued ti;l five, ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... advertisement which states (1) that the country has never been consulted the question Women's Suffrage, and that the present Parliament has twice defeated Women's Suffrage Bills. With regard to (1). it not perfectly legitimate, point out that just before ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Sir Joseph Hector ex-Premier of Near South Wales, speaking yesterday St. Andrew's University, where the honorarv degree of Doctor Laws was conferred upon him. referred the suffragette movement. Australia, said. female suffrage had been ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE The Victorian Legislative flashed ar.d the Legfelative Coui Bills granting women the *il, however, says Rcuter'a lias now a Bill cnobling at State elections-. THE LONDON ELKI SI OCT.— The Select Committee tlj presided ovtr by Sir Lake ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. THE GOVERNMENT AND REFERENDUM Referring the question the Government's intention in reference to Referendum Women's Suffrage, Miss Powell, secretary of the Women's Suffrage Society, stated at. ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. THE SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE AT CHESTER. DEFENDANT'S PLEA. The woman who threw bag of flour Mr. Aaquith and hie party Cheater Town Hall Saturday waa brought before the Chester magistrates yesterday. She gave the name of Mary Phillips, Harbour ...

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. ILL-BRED LADIES AT DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. Harrourt. while -poking afternoon at the annual meeting of the Colonial Nun.o* held at Devon.hire Houae. London. waa interrupted lady titling behind the tnal» occupied Pnncem Henry Bnttenbmj. ...