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6 Women's Suffrage J. 1 (1875)

handle is hein.journals/wmsuffpr6 and id is 1 raw text is: WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE JOURNAL. EDITED BY LYDIA E. BECKEt. Vot VI.-No. 59. PUBLISHE MONTHLY. JANUARY 1 1875. By PRICE ONE PENNY. REGISTERED FOR TRANsMISSION ABROAD. By POaT THREE HALFPENCE. QContents: Leading Articles:-Work and Prospects for the New Lord Arthur Russell, Af.P., on Women's Suffrage. Prizes taken by Girl. Year; Assaults on Women; Members of Parliament The Right Hon. W. N. Massey, M.P., on Women's Correspondence. on Women'i Suffrage. Suffrage. The Lash. Publio Meetings:-Hanover Square Rooms, London; Action by a Married Woman against her Banker. Treasurers' Reports:-3anchester, Central Committco, Brighton,-. Huntingdon, Peterborough, Devonport, Education of Women in Ireland. Edinburgh. 'Truro, Penzance, Preston, Liskeard. Lady Students at Cambridge. WHO'S YOUR LAWYER? Legal assistance given in the Chancery, Com- mon Law, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Matrimonial Courts upon agreed terms, and costs advanced in approved cases. Actions brought and defended* for Recovery of Property, Debts, and Damages for Breaches of Promise of Marriage, Slander, Libel, Improper Dismissals, Railway Accidents. Divorces obtained in the Matrimonial Courts. Authors of The Debtor's Guide to Bankruptcy aid Compoition with Creditors (1s. 2d. post free), explaining every step a Debtor should take, from Service of Writ to Judgment and Execution. Pamphlet Prospectus forwarded with Terms. CAMPBELL & CO., Law Agenti, 52, CHANCERY LA, LoNDos, W.C. A EXT OF KIN.-A Descriptive. Index (f .LI 20.000 names) to ADVERTISEMENTS for NEXT of KIN, Chancery Heirs, Legatees, &c., from 1700, 2s. 8d., by P.O. Order. Address, W. CULLMER, 17, Southampton Buildings, Chan- cery Lane, London, W.C. ITNGLSHWO AN'SREVIEW.-Published .1 byTrtibner& Co., 57 and 59, Ludgate ill, and at 22,-Berners Street, London, W. To be published monthly, on and after January 15th, 1875.-Price 6d., or Gs. per annum. The Beview will contain articles and information upon the industrial occupations of women; the laws affecting their social 'position; their better education and admission into Universities; and other questions affecting their welfare in England and other countries. Now ready, price 6d. each. Pamphlets issued by the National Union for Im-. proving the Education of Women. THE STUDY OF EDUCATION AS A SCIENCE.-Paper read by Mrs. Win. Grey, at the Belfast Meeting of the British Asso- ciation. THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES.-By Isabella M. S. Tod. London: W. Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly. P ETITI.ON! PETITION! PETITION! Friends of Women's Suffrage are earnestly exhorted to aid the cause by at once beginning to coliect signatures for the petitions to be presented in support of Mr. Forsyth's Bill, at the opening of the next session of Parliament. Written petitions ready for signature will be supplied on application to Miss BECKER, 28, Jackson's Row,. Albert Square, Manchester. K IDDERMINSTER-A MEETING will be held in the Music Hall, Kiddermainster, on January 11th. The Mayor will pre~i'e. Mliss Becker, Mliss Sturge, Mrs. Ashford, andl the Rev. T. G. Crippen will attend a~s a deputation ; Geo. Turton, Esq., J.P., Rev. T. Fisk, ev. T. Heath, Mr. Councillor Graves, Edward Parry, Esq., and Wm. Adam, Esq., will take part in the pro- ceedings. W OLVERHAMPTON. -A MEETING will be held on January 12, in St. George's Hall. Wolverhampton. Mliss Becker, Miss Sturge, and WV.Rogers, Esq., will attend as a depuItation His Worship the Mayorwill preside, and the Rev. T. G. Hirton, A. C. Pratt, Esq., and Richard Markland, Esq., will be present. ALSALL.-On January 13th, a MEETING will be held in the Temperance Hall, Wal- sall. H. Duingnan,Esq., in the chair. Miss Becker, Mrs. Ashford, and the Rev. T. G. Crippen will form the deputation, and the meeting will also be addressed by Alderman Stephens, Alderman Hol- den, J.P., Rev. A. Cole, Rev. W. W. Robinson, Rev. Win. Lees, Geo. Cotterall, Esq., and Mr. S. Walsh. L ICHFIELD.- A MEETING will be held on January 15th, in St. James's Hall, Lich- field. Rowland Crosskey, Esq., J.P.. in the chair. The deputation will consist of Miss Becker, Miss Sturge, Mrs. Ashford, and Wm. Rogers, Esq. The Rev. John Graham, Rector of St. Chad's, the Rev. Brooke Lambert, Vicar of Tamworth; Rev. E. H. Reynolds, T. C. M'Lean, Esq., J.P., and F. Symouds, Esq., J.P., will take part in the pro- ceedings. For further particulars of all the above meetings, see local announcements. WOMAN SUFFRAGE: A REPLY.-By J. E. CAIRNEs, LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Political Economy in University College, Lon- don. Reprinted from Macmillan's. Magazine, September, 1874. Price 3d. Manchester: Alex. Ireland and Co., Pall Mall. T IBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY. Ii A Reply to Mr. Fitzjames Stephen's Strictures on Mr. J. S. Mill's Subjection of Women, by LymiA E BECKER. Reprinted from the Women's Sufrage Tournal. Price 2d. To be had at the Office of- the Women's Suffrage Journal, 28, Jackson's Row, Albert Square. Manchester. L EAFLETS, suitable for distribution at Meet- ings, consisting of short Extracts froin tle Speeches or Writingg of the following members of Parliament and others :-Tho Right lon. B. Disraeli, M.P., the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, M.P., the Right Hon. J. Stansfeld, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, M.P., Jacob Bright, Esq., Sir Charles 1W. Dilke, Bart, M.P., Professor Fawcett, M.P., the 1Right Hon. George. Ward Hunt, M.P., Sir George Jenkin- son, Bart., M.P., Sir Wilfri Lawson, Dart., IN.P., the Right lion. Lord John Mlanncrm, M.P., P. -i. Muntz, Esq, M.P., Dr. Lyon Playfair, M.P., T. B. Potter, Esq., M.P., Peter Rylands, Esq., Rev. Canon Kingsley, Lord Coleridge, etc., in favour of Women's Suffrage. Price 3s. per 1000, to be had at the Offices of the Society, 28, Jackson's Row, Albert Square, Manchester. 10IELD AND CO.'S HOMGEOPATHIC SPECIFICS Have proved from the most ample experience an entire success. 5im Prompt, Efficient, and Reliable. Each No. indicates a dic remedy. Nos. Cres. s.d. 1. Indigestion, Water brah Foul Month, and Flatulency ............ 11 2. Neurigla&Influenza Colds .................. 11 n.'%Vhol 1n Cougi & Dinrrhea in Adults or Children ............1 1 5. BWorms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic ............ 1 1 6. Nervous Debility. Hysteria, Fear, Melan- choly, Loss of Vigour, and oeneralDepression of Spirits .............. 1 1 7. Conetlpation, Blind pile, . ........ 1 1 . Boils Carbuncle, nic Painful Eruptions .... 1 1 9. Troubles of Inrant Life, Teething, Rest- lessness, Crying, Broken Sleep, Sloma ch-che, & ConvulsionsofChildren 1 1 10. Astbm o Opressed Breathing. Paitation, Cold or Weak Crcula- tion and Unhealthy oniAtion of the Skn.. 11 11. C ort rj 1 Nos. Cares. s.d. 12. Hremopt~mis. or Blood Spittig. Varicose Veins, Blerd* Ing Ples............ 1 1 Is. 113*seutery. 14.IGeneral lleblitr. TrembUngofthel-imb,. Dimness of Sight, los of Appetite, Night Sweats, Loss of Fluids. Feeling of Sinking at the Pit of the Stomach. Diabetes, and Spinal Weakness..............1 1 15. Chest Affections. Consumption,Consump- tive Cough,& Bronchitin 1 1 16. Gout, Rhematism, and Lumbago ...........1 1 17. Scariet Fever and Scarlatina ............1 1 18. Ifeaslen, Rose-rasb, and Chicken-pox ...... 1 1 19. Croup, Cronpy Cough, and HardDry Cough.. 1 1 20. Skin Diseases. Pso. riasi, Scrofula, Lepra, and Dry Tetter ........ 1 1 21. Swollen Thront. Sore Throat. Mumps, Toothache, Faceache .. 1 1 22. Sty on the Ereulld. and Inflammation of the Eyes .............. 11 5=-. Te Remedies are sent by past to anyi part of lite countiry on rccd3Cl of the prie. dldrdos5. rFLD ck Co., 21, Chavusg Cross, London, S.W SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the Man- chester National Society for Women's Suf- frage, presen ted at the Annual General Meeting, on November 13th, 1874. In coloured cover, price Gd.

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