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8 Women's Suffrage J. 49 (1877)
No. 86

handle is hein.journals/wmsuffpr8 and id is 49 raw text is: WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE JOURNAL. EDITED BY LYDIA E. BECKER. VOl.. VIII.-No. 86. PunusHn MONTHLY. APRIL 2, 1877. PRICE ONE PENNY. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. By PosT THREE HALFPENCE. QContentsu: Leading Articles:-Work during the Month; Illustra- Public Meetings:-Bristol, Exeter, Cheltenham, Poole, The Property of Married Women. tions of the Married Women's Property Law; Leek, Macclesfield. Married Women and Savings Bank Deposits. Women's Rights in Italy ; Personal Rights of Drawing Room Meetings:-London, Bath, Stonehaven. Married Women's Property Committee. Women; The Government Code of Needlework; Debating Societies:-Oldham. National Union of Working Women. Girl Apprentices. Two Codes of Morality. Review: Woman and her Work in the World. Scotch Infants. Medical Degrees in the University of London. Treasurer's Reports:-Manchester, Central Committee, Married Soldiers. Employment of Women in the Post Office. and Bristol. E NGLISHWOMAN'S REVIEW.-Published on the 15th of each month. Price 6d., or 6s. per annum. CONTENTS FOR MARCH 15, 1877. Art. I.-Measures in the Italian Parliament. ,, IL-Womanliness. ,, III.-Some Eminent German Women. ,, IV. -Reviews. ,, V.-Events of the Month:-Girls' Public Day School Company, Sheffield- Manchester Board School-Admission of Women to Degrees in London Uni- versity-Medical Women-Women's Hospital-Women's Suffrage -Circu- lar of Society for the Protection of Animals-French Writers on Position of Women-Emigration-Recent Law Decision in Scotland-Miscellaneous. Published by Triibner and Co., Ludgate Hill, and at 22, Berners Street, London, W. All communications to be addressed to the Editor, 22, Berners-street, Oxford-street, W. Post-office orders payable to Sarah Lewin, at the Regent-street Post Office. THE OLD HOUSE. JOHNSTON'S CORN FLOUR IS THE BEST. Is decidedly superior.-Lancet. The emphatic and voluntarily declared opinion of the Laicet (Nov. 13th, 1875) is, that Johnston's Corn Flour is Quite free from adulteration and Decidedly superior. The same Article on Johnston's Corn Flour states that Corn Flour itself has become a necessity. DUBLIN. APUBLICo MEETING PROMOTE THE EXTENSION OF THE FRANCHISE TO WOMEN HOUSEHOLDERS will be held in the ANTIENT CONCERT ROOMS, Great Brunswick-street, on FRIDAY EVENING, 6TH oF-APRIL, 1877. The Chair will be taken at Eight p.m. by THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR. Mrs. OLIVER SCATCHERD and Miss HELENA P. DOWNING will attend as a deputation from the Central Committee. Miss ISABELLA M. TOD, Serjeant SHERLOCK, M.P., WILLIAM JOHNSTON, M.P., RICHARD O'SHAUGHNESSY, M.P., Sir ROBERT KANE, LL.D., F.R.S., S. M. GREER, Esq., Recorder of Derry, Rev. JAMES STEVENSON, CHARLics EASON, Esq., JOHN R. WIGHAM, Esq., And several other influential gentlemen are ex- pected to take part in the proceedings. Admission by ticket: Reserved Seats, Is.; Back Seats and Balcony, free. Ticcets may be had at Robertson and Co.'s, 3, Grafton-street; Webb and Jennings, 47, Lower Sackville-street; Mr. J. Gough, 53,Westland Row; and Mrs. Haslam's, 91, Rathmines Road. Sold by all Drapers. THE VERY BUTTON.-SHAKESPEARE. ASK FOR GREEN & CADBURY'S PATENT LINEN BUTTONS. Beware of Spurious Imitations. 4W The name GREEN AND CADBIRY is on every card. From Boat Race Number of Judy, 1876. Judy knows a lot of fellows who are a 'button short,' and are sorry to say some of them are her acquaintances. She hears, however, on the best authority, that GREEN AND CADBURY make one million and a half of buttons every week, and seriously advised Sloper to apply at the nearest draper's for their 'VERY BUTTON.' Sloper did so, and had it sewn on in the shop. S CARBOROUGH.-A MEETING in support of the Bill to Remove the Remaining Electoral Disability of Women will be held on Tuesday, April 10th, in the Town Hall, Scarborough. His Worship the Mayor of Scarborough has consented to preside, and the meeting will be addressed by Mrs. Oliver Scatcherd, Miss Becker, and others, and also by local speakers. Chair to be taken at eight o'clock. Admission free; a few seats will be reserved at 1s. each. Further particulars in local announcements. pIRLINGHAM BRANCH OF THE NA-' ) TIONAL SOCIETY FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. The Committee of the National Society invite the attendance of delegates from all parts of the United Kingdom at a Conference to be held at Birmingham, on Tuesday, April 17th, 1877. The Bill to remove the electoral disabilities of women was introduced on February 9th by Mr. Jacob Bright, Sir Robert Anstruther, the Right Hon. Russell Gurney, and the Right Hon. James Stansfeld, and the second reading fixed for the 6th of June. The Bill would give the right of voting for members of Parliament to women wh6, as owners or occupiers of property, already possess the right of voting in municipal, School Board, and other local elections. As this is the only pro- posal for Parliamentary reform which comes before the House of Commons this session in the prac- tical form of a Bill, it is earnestly hoped that those interested in the extension of the suffrage to all householders will attend the Conference, and otherwise endeavour to promote the success of the measure. As the Birmingham Committee will provide accommodation for delegates, those who desire to attend are requested to address a reply, before 9th April, to Miss ELIZA M. STURGE, Hon. See., 4, Broad-street Corner, Birmingham. The Conference will be held in the Theatre of the Midland Institute, at 11 30 a.m., when HENRY HAWKES, Esq., J.P., President of the Birmingham Women's Suffrage Society, will preside, and papers will be read. Chair will be taken at the Public Meeting, in the Town Hall, at 7 30, by GEORGE BAKER, Esq., Mayor of Birmingham. POSSESSING ALL THE PROPERTIES OF THE FINEST ARROWROOT, BROWN & POLSON'S CORN FLOUR HAS TWENTY YEARS' WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION, And is unequalled for Uniformly Superior Quality.

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