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... the first School Board. She along with Mrs Harkness went to the poll, and both met with defeat. The advise-des for Women's Suffrage had in Mrs M'Culloch an earnest and zealous supporter, and on more than one occasion she had taken a leading part in ...
... another con. stable stationed in Moffat. It waa agreed not to petition In favour of local option, and • motion in favour of women's suffrage did not find a seconder. How Tim DID ♦ WELSHER. —At the Kelso Steeplechases on Saturday, a sporting youth from Hawick ...
... resolution of confidence in the Conservative leaders was passed. Sir S. NortbcotAf, replying to a deputation of Wise on the Women's Suffrage question on Thursday, said be considered that female householders who paid taxes ought to have the franchise In respect ...
... well-known depictments of the magazine are well filled, something being provided for all aorta and tmnditiona of readers. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. ANGLING IN VIZ ENK —The F.nk In a very low condition, and an A lers have since the commencement of the season bed hut ...
... bad restored end definite expression to their view,. The mention the financial petition of the country, arranged that of Women Suffrage was a eintple our. It only want Macke ehould be administered in purity, sad relieved the addition of or two words in ...
... existence. Holloway's Ointment and rills are infallible remedies. WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN SCOTLAND.—The Dial/ Tele. graph says :—Glasgow is threatened with a Scottish National Demonstration of Women. This modern adaptation of the ga thering of the clans, fixed ...
... Chtitsbalt Abbcrtistr wEnNESDA T, BOTUDIBER 17, 1880. THE Women's Rights' people are jubilant at the triumph of their cause iu the Isle of Man—which deserves henceforward to be known as the Isle of Women. Not only are females admitted to the right of voting ...
... the Marquis of Salisbury asked whether Mr Chamberlain, when be last week at Birmingham declared himseit in favour manhood suffrage, equal electoral districts, and payment of members, correctly repre sented the opinions of the On eroment. Earl Granville ...
... that the Liberals would there lose ground. Mr MiCie moved : That in the opinion of the Liberals of Dumfriesshire household suffrage should be extended to the counties, and the same rights and privileges given to the electors In the counties as are at present ...
... t of widows and unmarried women who are ratepayers — that is, placing such persons on the same footing as respects the Parliamentary suffrage as men hold and as they themselves already hold as regards the municipal suffrage—is evidently growing in strength ...
... extended to women having the same qualifications as men, hie qualification would apply to female domestic servants and city housekeepers. After this, it is difficult to see bow we could logically atop short of residential manhood suffrage. We do not ...
... PArliamentary suffrage to women householders. During the discussion Mr Caldwell maintained that, both as regards Municipal and School Board elections, the introducing' of female voters had been a failure. Mr Gilroy of opinion that the vote of the women would ...