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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVI, Issue 7959, 30 October 1894, Page 3

Adeliiido must bo a nice plnoe to live in,' Grapes as big as walnuts may bo had there for 2d a lb; admission to tho pop concorts is only Id, and 3d cab fares are in full swing,

To Miss Page, of Norwich, is to bo credited iho distinction of being tho first woman who has ever spoken in tho Foresters' High Court, On the concluding day of the recent congress hold at London there was a discnssion regarding the wisdom of electing a male trustee or treasurer for a female court. Oddly enough tho lady learned strongly to the male side of the question, saying that • It was nonsense to say that women were as competent as men to nianago or advise as to monetary matters. }\ tlwy elected a woman to this office she would consult her husband, and fchoy thought it bottor that the gentleman should bo consulted direct by'the court, and hold a position of responsibility."