unknown (1892) What Liberal Women are Doing [210]. The Woman's Herald (Women's Penny Paper), 7 (210). p. 11.
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1) Bristol (West): "Miss Priestman gave a graphic account of the Peace Congress lately held at Berne." 2) Camarthenshire: !"The meeting was addressed by Miss Morant [and] Miss Jenkins." 3) Exeter: "Mrs. Brine [...] delivered a lecture on Ireland. The subject was treated in a very able manner, and the lecturer was heartily thanked at the close of her address." 4) Heckington: Miss Slack gives "an excellent address." 5) Maidstone: "Mrs. Bateson delivered a stirring address. Mrs. Sinclair and various other ladies and gentlemen also spoke." 6) Manchester (North): "Miss H. E. Colenso gave a lecture on 'Zululand, past and present.'" 7) Newcastle (Central): Mrs. Lambert gives and address. 8) North Hants: Mrs. Bateson is named as one of three "chief speakers." 9) Penryn and Falmouth: "Miss Mordan gave a very interesting address on Women's Suffrage, without reference to party politics. Mrs. Genn, Miss Gay, Mrs. Stephens, and others, took part in the discussion which followed." 10) Royston: "The practical speeches of the president, Mrs. E. O. Fordham, and Miss Hall (Cambridge), were much appreciated." 11) Royston and District: "Mrs. Fordham opened the proceedings, speaking chiefly on Women's Suffrage. Mrs. Maitland gave an interesting address on 'Poor Law,' which was followed by a discussion." 12) Teignmouth: "Mrs. Brine and the Rev. Anson Cartwright delivered addresses which were enthusiastically applauded." 13) Torquay: "Miss Frances Latimer [...] addressed a well-attended meeting on temperance." 14) Widnes: Mrs. Robinson "made a short speech."
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