Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• What women have a right to: a lecture, by Arabella Shore
• Parliamentary franchise for women ratepayers, by Augusta Webster, 1878
• The rights and duties of women in local government, a paper by miss Becker, 1879
• Opinions of women on women's suffrage, Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1879

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• The enfranchisement of women: the law of the land, by Sidney Smith, 1879
• Should the parliamentary franchise be granted to women householders, by Louisa Brigg, 1879
• Annual report of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1879
• Ought women to have votes for members of parliament? National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Bible texts on woman's pristine position, 1880

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Part 4 of looseleaf volume:

• Annual report of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1880
• Special circular January 1881, Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Thirteenth annual report of the Executive Committee of the Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1880
• Electoral reform, by William Count, 1881
• Woman's claim, by Emily Pfeiffer, 1881

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• List of parliamentary friends of women's suffrage, April, 1889
• Women's suffrage: reasons for supporting the proposed extension of the parliamentary franchise
• Opinions of Conservative leaders on women's suffrage
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the Annual General Meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 9th, 1889
• Speech of the Countess of Portsmouth at the Annual Meeting of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Declaration in favour of women's suffrage: being the signatures received at the office of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1889
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the Annual General Meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 15th, 1890
• Memorial to the Most Honourable the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G., and the Right Honourable W.H.Smith, M.P., First Lord of the Treasury, 1891
• Resolutions passed by representative electoral bodies, [1891?]

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Occasional paper, 1891
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the Annual General Meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 14th 1891
• Occasional paper, 25th March 1892
• A reply to the letter of Mr. Samuel Smith on Women's Suffrage, by Mrs Fawcett, 1892
• Occasional paper, May 1892

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the Annual General Meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, May 31st 1892
• Women's suffrage candidates for the General Election of 1892, second and enlarged edition
• Speech by R.C. Jebb M.P., at the Annual Meeting of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, May 31st 1892
• Address of thanks, May 1892
• Occasional paper, 20th March 1893
• The work of the Central Committee: A sketch
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the Annual General Meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 11th 1893

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• The case of the Helots, by Elizabeth Martin
• A reply to Mr Gladstone's letter on women suffrage addressed to him by a member of the Women's Liberal Federation
• A blast and a counterblast: the emancipation of women and its probable consequences, by Y. Gwir
• The bitter cry of the voteless toilers (with special reference to the seamstresses of East London), by W. H. Wilkins
• Woman and natural selection
• Why women want the suffrage
• The census and women's suffrage, by Laura E. Morgan-Brown
• Reasons why women want the vote, by Mrs Morgan-Browne

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Speech of John Stuart Mill on the admission of women to the electoral franchise
• Speech of the late John Stuart Mill at the great meeting in favour of women's suffrage held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, January 12th, 1871
• The enfranchisement of women: an ancient right, a modern need, paper read by Mrs McIlquham to the Bedminster (Bristol) Champion Habitation of the Primrose League
• The Dean of Winchester on woman's suffrage
• Reasons why women should have the franchise and the objections to it, Women's Emancipation Union
• The enfranchisement of women, by J.V. Jones
• How men are interested in women's questions
• The sphere of women
• Home and politics: an address delivered at Toynbee Hall and elsewhere, by Mrs Henry Fawcett
• Paper read at the Bristol meeting of the Central Conference of Women Workers among women and children, by Mrs Henry Fawcett
• The Emancipation of Women (No.3): women's suffrage
• The temperance question and women's suffrage

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Twentieth annual report of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Twenty first annual report of the Central National Society for Women's Suffrage
• Position of women under the Local Government Act, 1894
• Meeting in St. James's Hall on November 10th 1893

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Why women want the suffrage, M.Taylor
• Professor F. D. Maurice on women's suffrage
• Herbert Spencer on women's suffrage
• The Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on women's suffrage
• Professor Lindsay, D.D. on women's suffrage
• The renaissance of women, Isabel Somerset
• Latest intelligence from the planet Venus
• The citizenship of women socially considered, by Louisa Shore
• To the delegates of the Women's Liberal Federation, M.Taylor

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Part 2 of looseleaf volume:

• Shall we work for candidates who are against women's suffrage? Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.1 by Mrs Jacob Bright
• Women and Votes, Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.II by Miss Priestman
• Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.III by Mrs Leeds
• Loyalty is the best policy, Union of Practical Suffragists within the Women's Liberal Federation, Leaflet No.V by Mrs Walter Grove
• Parliamentary echoes: extracts from speeches on women's suffrage in the House of Commons
• Opinions of leaders of religious thought on women's suffrage

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Part 3 of looseleaf volume:

• Political organisations and women's suffrage
• Speeches to resolution I delivered at the National Conference of delegates of Women's Suffrage Societies in Great Britain and Ireland on October 16, 1896
• The plea of disenfranchised women
• The debate in the House of Commons on women's suffrage, 3rd February 1897
• Women's suffrage in the Queen's year, by Mrs Carmichael Stopes
• Text of bill for extending the parliamentary franchise to women
• Some electoral facts: one household in every eight without a vote
• From the Bishop of Southwell and Lady Laura Ridding
• The maps from "Parliamentary echoes: extracts from speeches on women's suffrage in the House of Commons" in Part 2

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Part 4 of looseleaf volume:

• Present aspect of women's suffrage considered, by Arabella Shore
• Women's suffrage: why should women demand the franchise
• Women's suffrage associate scheme
• Women's suffrage in the light of the second reading of 1897

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Part 1 of looseleaf volume:

• Women's Suffrage Associate Scheme, Englishwoman's Review (Apr. 1898)
• Annual report 1898, National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. Central and East of England Society for Women's Suffrage
• Sessional notes (Feb. 1899), National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
• Annual report of the Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (1892), Central Committee of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (duplicates)
• Women's Suffrage extracts. No.1. from "Liberty, equality, Fraternity", 1874, The Late Miss Lydia E. Becker (duplicates)
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 11th 1893, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee
• Report of the Executive Committee presented at the annual general meeting held in the Westminster Town Hall, July 6th, 1894, National Society for Women's Suffrage. Central Committee

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