unknown (1891) Liberal News [132]. The Woman's Herald (Women's Penny Paper), 4 (132). p. 453.
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1) Lady Aberdeen is likely to speak at the annual meeting of the Women's Liberal Federation. 2) Holborn: Miss E. Busk read the annual report at the Women's Liberal and Radical Association. Mrs. Sheldon Amos spoke about trade unions and about the possible benefits of different classes working together. Miss Lidgett spoke about Poor Law Guardians. 3) Glasgow: At the meeting of the Women's Liberal Association, Mrs. Swan spoke about Home Rule for Scotland and a number of other topics connected to it. 4) North Staffordshire: At the meeting of the North Staffordshire Women's Liberal association, Laura Ormiston Chant gave an address on the disadvantages under which women have to labour because they are not allowed to vote. In the afternoon, Ormiston Chant gave an address on "Women's Work." 5) Meadows Ward: At the annual meeting of the association, the president, Mrs. Pyatt, spoke the opening words, and the secretary read the report. Mrs. Simpson gave an interesting address. 6) Chatham: Laura Ormiston Chant gave an address on women's suffrage at the meeting of the Women's Liberal Association.
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