unknown (1893) What Liberal Women Are Doing [225]. The Woman's Herald (Women's Penny Paper), 7 (225). p. 12.
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1) Aberystwith [sic]: "Mrs. W. Williams read a very interesting paper on 'Women's Political Associations.'" Also announces a speech by the Countess Alice Kearney at a future meeting. 2) Bethnal Green: Mrs. Charles Mallet gives "a speech greeted with hearty applause." 3) Burton-on-the-Water: "Mrs. Swann of Bristol was the chief speaker." 4) Cardiff: "An admirable address was given by Mrs. Swann of Bristol." 5) Chatham: "Countess Alice Kearney [...] delivered a most interesting and instructive address on 'The Laws affecting Women and Children.'" 6) Dulwich: Mrs. Gauntlett and Miss Brown [...] were the chief speakers." 7) East Islington: Mrs. McIlquham "gave an interesting address on 'Women as Poor Law Guardians.'" Her speech is briefly summarised. 8) Hastings: Mrs. Mallet gives "a stirring address." 9) Haughton Denton: "Mrs. Winbolt gave and excellent address on 'Women's Courage and Women's Rights.' Mrs. Oldham, president, also spoke." 10) Haverfordwest: "Mrs. William Davies read an interesting paper on 'Welsh Disestablishment.'" 11) Hazel Grove: "Mrs. Heginbotham gave an interesting account of the proceedings at the recent Liverpool Conference." 12) Hexham: "Miss Palmer of Carlisle gave an address" supporting a Liberal candidate. 13) Hornsey: "Mrs. Morgan-Browne gave a most interesting address on the question of Woman Suffrage," which is briefly summarised. 14) Kelvedon: "Miss L. Bedwell of Colchester read a paper on 'Women's Duty in Politics.'" 15) Liverpool: Two women speak in moving or seconding resolutions. 16) Norwood: "Mrs. Bamford Slack [...] in the course of her wise and witty remarks urged upon women the duty and privilege of sharing with men the responsibilities of that great household the nation." 17) Truro: "Countess Alice Kearney delivered an address." 18) Wotton-under-Edge: Lousie B. Swann gives "an interesting address," which is briefly summarised.
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