INDEX

Acton, Lord, on political violence, [66]
Adult Suffrage Bill, 1909, [70]
—— 1912, [78]-[82]
America, Women's Suffrage in, [89]
Amos, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon, [22]
Anderson, Mrs. Garrett, M.D. See [Garrett]
Anti-Corn Law League, [13]
Anti-slavery movement in America, [5]
—— Congress, [13]
Anti-Suffrage League, the, [46]
Anti-Suffrage Review, quoted, [47], [52], [77]
Anti-suffragists, arguments of, [14]
—— and the Insurance Bill, [57]
—— and municipal franchise, [50], [51], [52]
—— letter against Conciliation Bill, [55], [56]
—— movement in United States, [47]
—— protest in Nineteenth Century (1889), [46]
—— tactics of, [33], [34], [35], [51]-[54]
Ashton, Miss Margaret, [51]
Asquith, Mr., on facilities for Suffrage Bill, [68], [77], [78]
—— on position of women under Manhood Suffrage Bill, [78], [80], [81]
—— on women's political activity, [32]
—— on Women's Suffrage, [35], [70], [71], [80]
Australia, Women's Suffrage in, [35], [40], [42], [43], [59], [89]
Bannerman, Sir H. Campbell, on Women's Suffrage, [69]
Becker, Miss Lydia, [10], [21]
Begg, Mr. Faithfull, Women's Suffrage Bill of, [34], [60]
Birrell, Mr., on Women's Suffrage, [76]
Blackwell, Dr. Elizabeth, [22]
Blake, Miss Jex, [22]
Bodichon, Mrs., [20], [22]
Borthwick, Sir Algernon, [24], [30]
Brailsford, Mr. H. N., [73], [85]
Bright, Mr. Jacob, [23]
Bright, John, on Parliamentary Reform, [18]
—— on Women's Suffrage, [19]
Brougham's Act, Lord, 1850, [9]
Browning, E. B., Aurora Leigh, [12]
Bryce, Rt. Hon. James, [34]
Burke on Dissenters' Petition, [54]
Butler, Mrs. Josephine, [20], [22]
California, Women's Suffrage in, [83], [89]
Canvassing, [29], [30]
Chorlton v. Lings, case of, [10], [11]
Churchill, Lord Randolph, [30]
Churchill, Mr. Winston, on militant tactics, [66], [67]
—— on Women's Suffrage, [72], [75]
Clark, Mrs. Helen, [27]
Cobbe, Frances Power, [20]
Cobden on Women's Suffrage, [13]
Conciliation Committee, the, [72], [73], [85]
Conciliation Bill (Mr. Shackleton's), 1910, [55], [75], [85]
—— (Sir George Kemp's), 1911, [73]-[76], [77], [85]
—— Anti-Suffragists' protest against, [55], [56]
—— petitions and resolutions in favour of, [88]
Condorcet, [5]
Contagious Diseases Acts, [22]
Corrupt Practices Act, [29], [30]
Creighton, Mrs., [44]
Crimean War, the, [14]
Cromer, Lord, on Women's Suffrage, [47]
Cromwell, on gains by force, [64]
Davies, Miss Emily, [20], [21], [22]
Demonstrations, public, [76], [86]
Despard, Mrs., [63]
Disraeli, on Women's Suffrage, [13], [24]
Dissenters' Petition, Burke on, [54], [55]
Divorce Act, 1857, [15]
Dublin, Lord Mayor of, [88 n.]
Electoral Reform Bill, 1912, [78]-[82]
Elmy, Mrs. Wolstenholme, [22]
Fawcett, The Rt. Hon. H., [20], [62]
Finland, Women's Suffrage in, [58], [59], [89]
Fisher, Mr., on Women's Suffrage, [42]
Five Mile Act, [54]
Fry, Mrs. Elizabeth, [6]
Garrett, Miss Elizabeth, [19], [20], [21]
Garrison, William Lloyd, [13]
General Election, 1910, [72]
Gladstone, Mr., on Divorce Bill, 1857, [15]
—— on household suffrage, [25]
—— opposition to Reform Bill, 1884, [27]
—— on women's political activity, [32]
—— on Women's Suffrage, [27], [28], [33]
Godwin, William, [5]
Goschen, Lord, on agricultural labourers' franchise, [25]
Grey, Mrs. William, [22]
Grey, Sir Edward, on Women's Suffrage, [72], [76], [81], [82]
Guardianship of Children Act, [22]
Gurney, Miss, [22]
—— Rt. Hon. Russell, [22], [23]
Haldane, Lord, on Women's Suffrage, [69], [75], [76]
Hall, Sir John, [37], [38]
Harrison, Frederic, on powers of the elector, [53]
Herschell, Miss Caroline, [12]
Hill, Miss Davenport, [20]
Household Suffrage, [25], [73], [74], [81]
Howard, Mr. G., Adult Suffrage Bill, 1909, [70]
Iddesleigh, Lord. See [Northcote]
Indian Mutiny, [14]
Infants' Custody Act, [12]
Insurance Bill, the, [57]
Isle of Man, Women's Suffrage in, [25]
James, Lord, on Corrupt Practices Act, [29], [30]
—— on Women's Suffrage, [49], [50]
Jameson, Mrs., [12]
Kemp, Sir George, Conciliation Bill (1911) introduced by, [24], [77], [85]
Knight, Anne, [13]
Labouchere, Mr., attitude to Suffrage Bills, [34]
Langton, Lady Anna Gore, [20]
Leavitt, Mrs., [37]
Lees, Mrs., [51]
Lloyd George, Mr., on Women's Suffrage, [69], [75], [81]
Local Government Qualification of Women's Act, 1907, [49], [50]
Lyne, Sir William, on Women's Suffrage, [42]
Lytton, Earl of, [7 n.], [73], [78], [85]
MacDonald, Mr. Ramsay, [80], [81]
M'Laren, Mrs. Duncan, [22]
M'Laren, Mr. Walter, [26]
Manchester Guardian, The, on Women's Suffrage, [79]
Manhood Suffrage Bill, 1912, [78]-[82]
Markham, Miss Violet, [50], [51]
Married Women's Property Act, [22], [23]
Martineau, Harriet, [20]
Medical profession opened to women, [22]
Militant Societies, the, [58]
—— election policy of, [67]
Mill, James, on Women's Suffrage, [6], [7], [15]
Mill, John Stuart, on enfranchisement of women, [16], [17], [19]
—— and Women's Parliamentary Petition, [20]
—— Women's Suffrage Amendment Bill, [19], [20], [23]
Mill, Mrs. John Stuart, on Enfranchisement of Women, [16], [17]
Morley, Viscount, [26], [27], [62]
Mott, Lucretia, [14]
Müller, Mrs., [37]
Municipal Corporation Act, 1835, [9]
Municipal suffrage, [9], [20], [48]
—— Anti-Suffragist support of, [47]
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, [21], [22], [62], [81], [85]
—— election policy, of [67]
—— protests against militant tactics, [63]
National Women's Liberal Association, [31]
New Zealand, Women's Suffrage in, [35], [36], [37], [89]
—— electoral roll of, [41]
Nightingale, Miss Florence, [14], [20]
Northcote, Sir Stafford, [24]
Norton, Hon. Mrs., [11], [12]
Norway, Women's Suffrage in, [51], [59], [89]
Pankhurst, Dr., [10]
Pankhurst, Mrs. and Miss, [60]
People's Suffrage Federation, [78], [87]
Peterloo Massacre, the, [7]
Petitions from Town Councils, [55], [88]
Pochin, Mrs., [22]
Poor Law Guardians, qualifications of, [50]
Primrose League, the, [5], [30]
Public meetings and demonstrations, [76], [86]
Rathbone, Miss Eleanor, [51]
Reeves, W. P., on Women's Suffrage, [38]
Reform Acts, exclusion of females, [9]
Reform Bill, 1832 and 1867, [6], [7], [9]
—— 1884, [27]-[29]
—— 1912, [78]-[82]
Rollit, Sir A., Women's Suffrage Bill (1892) introduced by, [33], [34]
Royal Astronomical Society, women members of, [12]
Runciman, Mr., on Women's Suffrage, [76]
School Boards, women members of, [20], [21]
Seddon, Mr. Richard, [37]
Serjeant Talfourd's Act, 1839, [12]
Shackleton, Mr., Conciliation Bill, 1910, [55], [75], [85]
Shaw, Dr. Anna, [82]
Shaw, Mrs. Bernard, on Reform Suffrage Bill, 1912, [79]
Sheffield Female Political Association, [13]
Sherriff, Miss, [22]
Sidgwick, Henry, [22]
Smith, Mr. Goldwin, [35], [39]
Smith, Sydney, on education for women, [6]
Societies, Suffrage, [87]
South African War, the, [58], [59], [60]
Somerville, Mrs., [12], [20]
Stanfield, Sir James, [22]
Stanger, Mr., Women's Suffrage Bill (1908) introduced by, [70]
Stanhope, Mrs. Spencer, quoted, [9]
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, [14]
Stevenson, Miss Flora, [21]
Stuart, Mr. James, [22]
Suffrage Societies, [85], [87]
Swanwick, Miss, [20]
Taylor, Mrs. Peter, [20]
Test Act, the, [54]
Thackeray, in Esmond, on domestic tyranny, [12]
Times, The, on Women's Suffrage, [77]
Town Councils, petitions from, [85], [88]
Town and County Councils Qualification Bill, [50], [51]
Trades Union Congress (Aberdeen) and Women's Suffrage, [29]
Twain, Mark, on Women's Suffrage, [65]
United States, Anti-suffrage movement in, [47]
—— Women's Suffrage in, [14], [35], [89]
University education opened to women, [22]
Unwin, Mrs. Cobden, [27]
Voters' Petition, the, 1910, [72]
Walpole, Horace, on Mary Wollstonecraft, [5]
Ward, Mrs. Humphry, on Women's Suffrage, [35], [44], [50], [51]
—— on Conciliation Bill, 1911, [74]
—— on representation in local government, [48], [49]
—— political activity of, [56]
Webb, Mrs. Sidney, [44]
Wheeler, Mrs., on Women's Suffrage, [7]
Wollstonecraft, Mary, [6], [6]
Women, in local government, [49]
—— as members of School Boards, [21]
—— as municipal voters, [9], [20]
—— as Poor Law Guardians, [50]
—— political activity of, [13], [30], [31], [32], [56], [57]
Women's Freedom League, [63]
Women's Liberal Federation, [30], [31], [78]
—— and Conciliation Bill, [74]
Women's Rights Convention at Seneca Falls, U.S.A., [14]
Women's Social and Political Union, [60]
—— election policy of, [67]
Women's Suffrage, arguments against, [34]
—— beginnings of, [5]
Women's Suffrage, Conservative objections to, [73]
—— not a party question, [23], [73], [82]
—— —— support of, [24]
—— historical aspect of, [8]
—— in Greater Britain, [34]
—— in Isle of Man, [25]
—— in other countries, [89]
—— in United States, [35], [47], [89]
—— Liberal objections to, [73]
—— —— support of, [23]
—— pioneers of, [5], [10], [13], [14], [16], [20], [21], [22]
—— political aspect of, [15]
—— position in 1880-1884, [25]-[34]
—— position under Reform Bill, 1912, [78]-[82]
—— recent developments, [69]
—— resolutions and petitions in favour of, [19], [26], [84], [88]
—— Societies, [21], [22], [85], [87]
—— summary of movement, [84]
Women's Suffrage Amendment (J. S. Mill's), 1867, [23]
Women's Suffrage Amendment Bill (Mr. Woodall's), 1884, [23], [28], [29]
Women's Suffrage Bill, 1870 (Mr. Jacob Bright's), [23]
—— 1892 (Sir A. Rollit's), [33]
—— 1897 (Mr. F. Begg's), [34], [60]
—— 1908 (Mr. Stanger's), [70]
—— 1910 (Mr. Shackleton's), [55], [75], [85]
—— 1911 (Sir G. Kemp's), [77], [85]. See also Summary, p. [84]
Woodall, Mr., Suffrage Amendment Bill (1884) introduced by, [28], [29]
Wyoming, Women's Suffrage in, [35], [89]

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