... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. At a public meeting held in St. Junes's Hal, London. in support of women's suffrage. Mr. W. Woodall, presided, and in opening the proceedings acid they were simply asking for the removal of a disability touching merely the ground of ...

... not permitting women to vote; the question was simply one of the extent of • trust, and my own opinion used to be that, upon the whets, women were happier and the government of the country better carried on without the admission cf women into the political ...

... question of women's suffrage was strengthened by every year's experience of the value of representation to those who had it. The excellent work done by women in slyest variety of ways proved to him that BO far as fitness for the suffrage was concerned ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Archbishop of Canterbury has signed • petition to the House of Commons in favour of Women's Suffrage. The memorial is in the following terms: That your petitioners hold that the recognition of the full rights of women ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. Tux Free Trade Hall of Manchester has been the scene of many great demonstrations, but of none so unique or more remarkable than that which took place one evening last week. It was a national demonstration by women in support of the ...

... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The following are the terms of the memorial which has been addressed to Mr. Gladstone on the subject of Womens Suffrage: The undersigned members of Parliament respectfully represent— That the Franchise Bill being now in committee, a ...

... that •nothing to women ? She cotteed that when a Union Defence was being formed, women were not left out, and when there was a Covenant to be signed, having to do with Ulster, women, as much as men were 'eked to do their share therein. Women' were not left ...

... A WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE LEADER. The es-Prime Minister was talking in • more or less friendly way in the House of Commons the other day about women's suffrage, but the kind that the more daring of the Opposition would favour would be the extension of the 'take ...

... Events. THZ large: be regarded as women's suffrage standing the the Hones of have taken the not likely to be easily turned on which their minds are set. The fact to which attention has bees drawn that the Woution'i Suffrage party had, in the last division ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS. IT SAID that Mr. Jacob Bright will be asked to take charge of the Women's Suffrage Bill, now that Mr. Courtney has accepted office. THE CORRESPONDENT of the Daily News at Cyprus states that the flood at Linussol has abated. Over 200 families ...

... Society for women's suffrage, and that they would continue the agitation until Parliament granted what they desired. She made out a strong case in favour of the righteousness of their claims by referring to recent instances in which women hat suffered ...

... WOMEN 3 SUFFRAGE. The annual meeting of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage has been held at the Westnionder Pair's, Hotel, Mr. W. Woodall, M.P. in the chair. Miss Becker read the report, in which ;he committee urged that ...