... between the ladies themse! dos. One out of sympathy with the disorderly element snatched a flag from .the hands of the suffragette standard-bearer, and the struggle became almost • fight. Amid cries of Chuck them out, the whole audience rose, and the ...

... at Bow County-court paraded her family in front of the witness-box, saying: litre they are! The proof was accepted, amid laughter. One of the applicants at Marylebone plained that another woman saluted her I every time they met. When a eulute was ...

... his name. (Laughter.) But inferentially, at any rate, the writer had given him to understand what his name was. It was a postcard with six donkies on it. (Loud laughter.) The writer wrote on the top of the card We are seven. (Renewed laughter.) The sender ...

... magistracy. It had been the rule formerly that man could sit the county bench unless could rattle hie brains his pocket. (Laughter.) did not doubt that gentlemen with property had qualifications to administer justice, but they had not monopoly. (Applause ...

... manifest the joint The joint was manifestly invisible (Laughter) heard on other side that they had a goose and that goose had (Laughter) And some told them that left taste in the mouth (Renewed laughter) “ now” the speaker “ we are seven” (Loud applause) ...

... DIE BILENAD WITH THE UMBRELLA. The OWleek, referring to the Suffragettes' re'lt. Maud with the umbrella is too painful fat laughter. bat is wholly unable to make hersolf enough for wrath. For the opening of Parliament on Wednesday afternoon the same ...

... Polloe-cooit on Monday, Mr. J. M. Robertson, M.P., said be was prepared to stand a* surety in ...

... county, as she believed in the enthusiasm of her sex. (Applause.) She did not want them to suffragettes. Sir Edwin: That would be insufferable. (Loud laughter. Mr. Kendall seconded the resolution, which carried unanimously. Sir Vyell Vyvyan briefly returned ...

... appealed to the boys to treat the mind they did the body, especially Cbristmas-time. First of all they should toed it well (laughter). They should supply It with food, such as useful reading, acute observation and well sustained conversation. Then they should ...

... its bloom; ♦ Here carouse Singing like them ' 'arched round the stem the jolly old tree. let us sport, Boys, let us- sit; Laughter and wit ' Flashing so free. Life is but short— When we are gone Let them sing on Round the old tree. Evenings we knew, Happy ...

... Those who claimed the corse of Adam were entangled with Eve, like Sampson with Delilah, la belle suffragette, and hoped she would be clipper (laughter). He did not disrespect good noneat labour. He was a Fiscal Reformer, and be was Free Trader; believed ...

... THE DIRECTORS fa the discussion which ensued there was the ;d light and shade. A lady rose and remarks that she was not a suffragette, but the Chairman quite omitted the ladies from his speech The Cha'rman humbly apologised for his shortsighted»»e MC A ...