NBWTA Report 1904-019
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35 34 Such respon- ble for the Home. was in no way financially responsi er of the pow and e scop the nd sibility would be a burden beyo B.W.T.A. y Somerset stated that. the cost In reply to questions, Lady Henr 20s. a week; that she should over little a of Duxhurst per bed was to dispose of the Home without not consider herself at liberty that, as Superintendent of the and ; consulting the B.W.T.A. in riate Women, she would include Department for the Cure of Ineb Tom Mrs. | s. Inebriate Home her report particulars of other , and it was carried :— nded seco ey Harv Mrs. d, move Mitchell THe “ DaiLy News.” d by Mrs. At the July meeting it was move :— ed carri and by Miss Slack, “That this meeting rejoices to know have resolved to exclude Osborn, that the proprietors all alcoholic by seconded of the Daily advertisements, as well this of opinion that the adoption of as betting and turf news, and is and athy symp the paper the for heroic policy ought to command s.” rmer Refo l Socia gratitude of all Temperance and News Re COMPENSATION. s Slack At the July meeting, Miss Agne sly :— imou unan ed carri was seconded, and it moved, Mrs. Peate the t of the Lord Chancellor in “That in view of the pronouncemen ically committing the Government pract 14th, House of Lords on July tion measure during the next to the introduction of a Compensa Executive Committee calls nal session of Parliament, this Natio to A. to use every possible effort W.T. N.B. the of hes Branc all upon interest in a licence, and d veste a e creat to pt attem frustrate any n in favour of the liquor trade, recognizing the threatened legislatio d be educated and roused on shoul ry count it is essential the whole nal Convention at the Albert Natio great the vital question, and the the first step in a vigorous as Hall to-morrow must be taken ghout the country.” autumn and winter campaign throu Re Kinc’s n At the July meeting, Mrs. Bode i At eee th i ie oe a ich ohie Se ates Petia seen lar g§ e A Ss sociations Mrs. Toulmin reminded the Committee that drunk in intoxicants in the Army to Canon Wilberforce, asking him authority she communicated with - der man Com the from ouncement use his influence to obtain a pron a paragraph in some ot Her attention had been called to in-Chief. ng that a letter had stati morning, the leading London papers that in reply His Majesty and ct, subje the on been addressed to the King honoured by those much as was said he considered that his health wine. in it k dran who e thos by who drank it in water as me Women, i October, Miss Bertha Mason reported in met in London, on October 16th an I a oF as soon seconded, a Ss possible. and it was M carried ss ti agbes eee Ome Mason then moved y sel oat aie Sub-Committee and Woman’s Suffrage Department b nstructed to deal with the matter eported upon, as soon as ihe particulars are to hand.” : TrEstTIMoniAL To Lapy Henry SOMERSET In e the October meeti Be eting, the question of a testimoni i opens Hes rae raised, Lady Carlisle stated ee of ae Paeoa nae (@ ter ascertaining that the most acceptable fin nae ae could take would be a Mission Hall in th See, Slack moved Ca e , n) had drawn M Irs. J. up and Hughes issued a circular. seconded, and it was Miss ee unanimously “That hee this Commi nittee most I heartil y endorse the 5 Baa lig eoet ea. eres with a Mission. Sad tidan: work in the East End ion of the deep gratitude for her 14 oes rea Sear UnitepD Kincpom ALLIANCE In the Octob ber meetin i g, Mrs, T resolution, which Mrs. Baden tee JUBILEE 1 ae aes aie “That the N.B.W. cree T.A. National Exe cutive Committee cordially con- eae nited Kingdom g Alli jance on attaining in i i ee awd ide Tac Pee Qontatded liPeeee t : ual especially welcomes its timely system of municipal a atu pal or public i HEALTH. subject of the King’s health being last year they had before them the and Navy, and that with their o— Chise to women, and for working the plan would Ma the Convention “ Riguts ae rights of women. Miss Mason stated ne - st SOMA to press forward the ndedion ° lea t on the be asked to prepare a statemen “That Lady Henry Somerset B.W.T.A., and to the to ion relat its and position of Duxhurst publish it in the White Ribbon. Civic The resolution Was Carrie a d ? one Counci i pideemagmaeolehey eta on of a a monopoly for the sale of intoxica- member votin g§ a § ainst The a followin g are the z resolution 1 s passed at the G C Counc i meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance, Manchester eneral Se Pi ? Igo3 : similar > cs ae resolution Ss be Ing i also passed at the Free Trade Hall as oe experience of li quor legislation ; durin g the last half sh as conclusively Neen that nothing short of the power vested a the people t nuelvenot prevent the issue or re-issue of Heciives 1 |