... INTEREST TO word about the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) They FAVERSHAM. hail leen deceived; the Radical Party deceived tam. lie didn't believe in the geings on'' id Here is a story of great interest to all those the Suffragettes; some of them were Radical ...

... had been suggested that he should warn the clergy that church burglars were about. The Bishop (jocularly): Are they suffragettes? (Laughter.) Prebendary Lance said the churches at Wedmore, Shepton Beauchamp, and Martock had been broken into, and it would ...

... present anomaly ought not to exist, and Mr. Beal suggested that they should send a copy of the resolution to the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) The Boand supported the motion. ...

... Education Department and the Local Government Board had lady inspectors. Mind, he added I hold no brief for the suffragettes. (Laughter.) Witness: Yes; but I have considered the matter very fully from all points of view. ...

... allusion the long vigil of the suffragettes who concealed themselves in the Albert Sail in anticipation of the Prime Minister’s speech last night. “I cannot sit here until someone comes, he said That is what the suffragettes (laughter). His Lordship thereupon ...

... brandy? (Laughter.) Ob, no; it was * baccy.* (More laughter.) Mr. Justice Lawrence; I sec in the accounts of some of these meetings which you are referring something about chasing two ladies about under the impression they were suffragettes. (Laughter.) Mr ...

... order to get the work done and go early. The Chairman (Mr. Tabrunii: What had they to do with the election! they suffragettes? (Laughter.) Defendaat: No. hat they seemed excited. It transpired that defendant had twine been Aned for i ll eg al employment ...

... strongly object. The Chairman: But you raid just now you would like to be on the Ladies' Committee (laughter). Aid. Walter : But. they are not Suffragettes (laughter). The Board agreed to interview the deputation at the next. meeting. Msidstene liebseation Omunittee ...

... 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 ...

... having lapsed. ' His Honour: Was it the suffragettes (Laughter.) Mr, VVi]l_ey: I don’t know. AT HOLBECK FEAST. > Turning to the plaintif Mr. Willey inquired, “You are not in with the suffragettes, are you?” (Laughter.) Plaintiff was a little deaf, and Mr ...

... 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 ...