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16 Women's Suffrage J. 1 (1885)

handle is hein.journals/wmsuffpr16 and id is 1 raw text is: WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE JOURNAL. EDITED BY LYDIA E. BECKER. Vor. XVI.-No. 181. PUBLISHED MONTHLY. JANUARY 1, 1885. PRCE ONE PENNY. Yearly Subscription, Post Free, Is. Gd. 1 8 POST THREE HALFFENCE. Leading Articles -Prospects of the Bill; The Debate Liberalism at Geddington. Canadian Conservatives for Woman Suffrage. in the House of Lords on the Franchise Bill; Scotland:-Edinburgh National Society for Women's Rleviews. Meetings during December; Women's Suffrage in Suffrage; Opinions of the Press; Irviuo Junior Appointment of Ladies on the Metropolitan Asylums the Presidential Election ; A Club of Wife Beaters; Liberal Association. Board. Physiological Experiments on Children. Conservative Associations :-Stoke-on-Trent. The lato Hight Ilon. J. W. lenley, M.P., on Women's The Ion. A. F. Egerton on the Franchise for Women. Debating Societies: - Huddersfield Parliamentary. Suffrage. Mr. Jacob Bright, 31.P., on the Omission of Women's Drawing-room Meeting:-Tekels Castle. Obituary:-The Right Ilon. J. W. Henley; Mr. Joseph Suffrage from the Franchise Bill. Welsh Miners and the Franchise for Women. Crook. Lord Salisbury and the Franchise. A Lancashire Wife-Beaters' Olub. The Women's Fawcett Memorial Fund. Parliamentary Intelligence. Law Report:-Weldon r. de Dathe. Treasurers' elirts:-Maucliester; Central Committee: Public Meetings:-Gravesend, Rochester, Wisbech, The Governor of Washington Territory on Women's National Fund for X5,000; Bristol and West of Brentwood, Clippenham, Calue, Meithyr Tydlvil, Suffrage. England. Darlington Women's Liberal Association. Petitions. Iis alway~s safe to use eckiu W ANTED, an engagement as either COM- PANION or GOVERNESS, by a young lady, well educated, including French, rudi- mentary German, Music, Singing, Drawing, Calisthenics, &c. ; good amanuensis and reader. Excellent references. -Apply, Beta, 28, Jackson's Row, Albert Square, Manchester. E NGLISHWOMAN'S REVIEW.-Published on the 15th of each month. Price 6d., or 6s. per annum. CONTENTS FOR DECEMBER 15mH, 1884. 1. Looking back on 1884. 2. The Political Duties of Christian Women, by Isabella M. S. Tod. 3. Christian Women as Citizens, by Mrs. Lind- say. Poetry. -In Memoriam of Henry Fawcett. Notices of Books, Pamphlets, &c. Retord of Events :-London University, M.B. Examination, B.A. Examination -Victoria University and Liverpool University College-Natural Science at Cambridge- Oxford Women's Suffrage-Introduction of the Bill -Division List-Text of the Bill- Representation of the People Bill, House of Lords Meetings-Women Members of Political Clubs-Custody of Infants Bill- Christian Women's Union Conference at Glasgow-Married Women's Liability for Debts-Moral Reform Union-Another Woman Musical Composer-Miscellaneous. Paragraphs. Published by Triibner and Co., Ludgate Hill, and at 22, Berners-street, London, W. AL- Re- PETITION! PETITION! PETITION!-Friends of Women's Suffrage are earnestly exhorted to aid the cause by collecting signatures for petitions to both Houses of Parliament, to be presented during the Session. Petitions from women householders or others who possess the qualifications which entitle men to vote are particularly valuable. Special forms of petition to be signed by such women, as well as general petitions, ready for signature, will be supplied on application to Miss BECKER, 28, Jackson's Row, Albert Square, Manchester; Miss BLACKBURN, 20, Park-street, Bristol; Miss KIRELAND, 13, Raeburn Place, Edinburgh; or the Secretary, 29, Parliament-street, London. 8 T. HELENS.-A Public Meeting will be held in the Town Hall, St. Helens, on Friday, January Oth. Miss Becker and Miss Caroline Biggs will attend as a deputation from the National Society for Women's Suffrage. The Chair will be taken at eight o'clock by the MAYOR (Mr. Alderman Cook). Admission Free. ULL UNITED LIBERAL CLUB.-A Lecture will be delivered by liss BECKER on behalf of the National Reform Union, on Monday, January 12th, at the Hull United Liberal Club, on the right of women to the Parliamentary Franchise. Members may intro. duce their friends. Proceedings commence at eight o'clock. LITTLEBOROUGH.-A Lecture will be Ldelivered at the Reform Club, Littleborough, on Tuesday, January 20th, by Miss BECKER, on behalf of the National Reform Union, on the right of women to tihe Parliamentary Franchise. Particulars in local announcements. OTTINGHAM.-The Annual Meeting of the 1 Notts Branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Mechanics' Institution, on Wednes- day, January 28th, 1885, at Eight o'clock. Miss Miler (London), Miss Florence Balgarnie (Scar- borough), and other ladies and gentlemen are expected to be present. Further particulars in local announcements. Admission free. TOWLE'S' [-H LO RODYN4 Invaluable for Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cholera, Diarrhos, Consumption, Spasms, &c. One Dose speedily relieves. TowLE's CtonoYNE LoEaeoEs and JUJUBES. 6d. and Is. per box. A. P. TOWLE, Chemist, 75, Back Piccadilly, Manciester, and of Chemists.-Post free 131d., 2s. Od., 4s. 6d. Just Published. QUFFRAGE STORIES. - MRS. MA. U BURY'S PETITION, JANE CRUMP'S POLITICS, A WOMAN'S DUTY, by the author of Rachel's Secret, A Sylvan Queen, etc. To be obtained at the National Society for Women's Suffrage Office, 29, Parliament-street, London, 1W.; or 28, Jackson's Row, Manchester. Id. each, or 6d. dozen, post free. W TOMEN'S SUFFRAGE JOURNAL.- Volume XV. January to December, 1884. Printed on fine paper, with coloured cover, price, post free, 'iwo Shillings and Sixpence.- London: Tribner and Co.; or at the office of the Women's Suffrage Journal, 28, Jackson's Row, Manchester. A WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE CALENDAR for 1883. Gives dates of historic interest, list of registered lady docto'rs, addresses of societies, and other information useful to women. Price 1d. each, 9d. a dozen; or on card, Gd. each. J. W. ARROWSMITH, Quay-street, Bristol, and all booksellers. An Almanac which the advocates of women's rights will find of the utmost service to them has been published by Mr. J. Arrowsmith, of Bristol, at the charge of one penny.-Hereford Times. Miss Helen Blackburn has compiled a Women's Suffrage Calendar for 1885 which reflects great credit on her industry and skill.-Bristol ercury. The days are marked by the birth or death of eminent women, or by the passing of some event affecting them ; and the general information includes a list of the regis- tered lady doctors, and useful directions as to where and from whom inquiries can be nlade respecting employment, education, emigration, sanitary and dress reform, and last though not least clubs.-11lustrated London Fews. T LET, Furnished, till.Midsummer, 51, THE LAWN, South Lambeth Road, ten minutes' drive from the House of Commons, the London residence of the late Rt. Hon. H. Fawcett, M.P., containing seven bedrooms and one dressing-room, three reception-rooms, and good servant's offices; with a delightful old lawn, and kitchen garden, about one acre in extent, well stocked. Low rent. Agents, GEO. WORTLEY & CO., 32, Lowndes- street, S.W. WoMM's SUFFRAGE JouRNAL.-CommunicationS for the Editor and Orders for the Journal to be addressed to Miss BEcKER, 29, Parliament-street, Westminster, London, S.W.; or to the Office, 28, Jackson's Row, Albert Square, Manchester. OUGHT WOMEN TO LEARN THE PHABET? By T. W. HIGGINSON. printed from Atlantic Essays. Price 3d. A. Ireland & Co., Manchester.

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