... HUMOUR. Councillor Titley: Does the Chairman know anything about the movements of the suffragettes? (Laughter). The Mayor wired whether the tiger that had been presented was alive or dead. The Chairman said they had put it in a ca t e r . . Taraohand ...

... ladies present, and it waa a very good sign, not, however, that they desired the ladies to come out as political suffragettes. (Laughter.) Bat the influence which the ladies always exercised was recognised to the fullest extent, and that influence wu ...

... Mr. explained on Monday. this is a matter for the supports of Woman's Suffrage to decide amongst themselves. (Laughter.) • SUFFRAGETTES IN THE POLICE COURT. Mrs. Drummond's Advice to Magistrate. LIQUID PHOSPHORUS AND A BURNT ARR. - - At Bow Street to-day ...

... plaintiff explained, was •' for taking suffragettes to Castleton.'' (Laughter.) His Honour : not sure that you ought to be paid at all if you take suffragettes. (Laughter.) It was explained that some of lhe party of suffragettes who were in ...

... lie added. dealt with anarchists, nihilists. and all manner of persons in political offences. Panklurst: And women suffragettes. (Laughter.) Major Cooper Key. the Chief Inspector cf Explosiwes at the }tome Office. in the course of examination by Mr. Bodkin ...

... Richardson: When would you be likely to have a claim for anything like £5O? A Member : Suffragettes! (Laughter.) The Secretary : You are not insured against suffragettes. Mr. Hensman : I think so. The following were npg)imed to form the Plate Glass Committee ...

... it. Mr Crabtree: Then I have not received it. The Magistrates' Clerk (Mr T. A. Howes- Smit•h) : Perhaps it was the suffragettes. (Laughter.) The oase was adjourned for a fortnight. Walter Wallace, grcengrocer,, of Worksop, pleaded guilty to havitig • three ...

... themselves suffragettes (laughter). He did not know anything about them, nor did be desire to, bid he did hope that he should never hear of anyone there marrying • suffragette, for he was sure there would be no peace or happiness afterwards (laughter and applause) ...

... factors in the defeat of the Liberal candidates then© elections had boon the Goal 1./ague He thoufrht it was the suffragettes. (Laughter ) A tetter published Mr Markham, M.P., ridiculed some of the statements as the alleged enormous increase cost that ...

... putting up this time are suffragettes. (Laughter.) }or my part. I cannot understand the suffragette position. If woven were returned to the Town Connell there might be a little oaten-i--t ion in the proceedings there. I Laughter.) But that time seems a ...

... committee know anything the movements the suffragettes? (Laughter). Councillor ...

... a meeting at Manchester the cry of No Zulus, whilst supporting the fads of oertain ladies who called themselves suffragettes. (Laughter.) The present Secretary of State for War, although he had on !>everal occasions given assurances to the contrary, ...