rHE LADIES' FRIEND.

CONDITION OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY.


From late EngHsh poper.
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In the late Kaleidoscope, in reference to
!ar correspondent who has taken up the sub
lect Of the condition of women in society. the
editor adduced some historical facts in illus
ration Of the subject, from which we make
'he following extracts:


The portrait drawn by our fair cores
pondent may indeed be thought fair carica-
Wre. but that is point upon which we shall
uot at present offer an opinion, as we shall
eohhne ourselves to facts illustrative Of fe-
male condition in former days, with view
70 SHOW if the women of England at present
Ne treated by the men more like equals and
.s .sNlonai beings than formerly. the favorable
ssaange in their condition must be ascribcd
- an Improvement in the character of the