Resolutions in favour of the "Conciliation Bill" have been passed by 49 Trades and Labour Councils, and 36 Trades Unions and Federations. Moreover, during the year between October 1910 and October 1911 more than 130 Town and other local Councils petitioned Parliament in favour of women's suffrage; among the Town Councils who have done this are those of Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Brighton, Dover, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Inverness, Dublin,[47] Limerick, Cork, Cardiff, and Bangor. It is to be remembered that these bodies represent women as well as men, as women already possess the municipal franchise. Women's Suffrage in other Countries The suffrage movement has now become world-wide. The International Women's Suffrage Alliance, which meets quadrennially, includes societies in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Bohemia, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Cape Colony, Natal, Sweden, Switzerland, the United States. Women's suffrage was granted in-- Wyoming, U.S.A. in 1869 Colorado, U.S.A. " 1893 New Zealand " 1893 South Australia " 1893 Utah, U.S.A. " 1895 Idaho, U.S.A. " 1896 W. Australia " 1899 The Commonwealth of Australia " 1902 New South Wales " 1902 Tasmania " 1903 Queensland " 1905 Finland " 1907 Norway " 1908 Victoria " 1909 Washington, U.S.A. " 1910 California, U.S.A. " 1911 It will be noticed that all the Australian States have now granted women's suffrage. That they have done so proves that they realised its beneficial effects, where they could actually see it in working as State after State came into line. LIST OF BOOKS