that several of the late Ministers had referred to that the

The Hon. and Rev Ed. Lyttelton moved a resolution "That this Meeting urges on its supporters the supreme importance of the General Election as an opportunity for pressing the claim of women to the Parliamentary Franchise on those men who will be callecl on as Members of Parliament to deal with large social questions," and caused some amusement by remarking that all the arguments brought against the movement were nothing but--rubbish. .