... you have often told yun would willingly there. must except one man, who said be should always have the . smell of the sea (laughter). I now call upon your untiring, disinterested and talented member, Ur O’Donnell, to say few words to you (cheers). j Mr ...

... Irish enough fet ato herd his cattle or fence the turf bank, so to The Suffragettes, by their renewed riotous be- everything is lighted up by most brilliant, flashing week (laughter) prevent his cattle from trampling plaintiff’s turf. haviour in the precincts ...

... constabulary that like mde-Union L„ Oflica tbu Fapw, pickets, they must confane Deaceful versnasion ? There would rush of Suffragettes into the House itself, and the Homo Secretary would be denounced as feeble-minded and incompetent. The wild women complain ...

... behaviour etagSrt sometimes. I did not know ho was drunk the, For hen cam# into ro, bonae. got only two . . premotet tho Suffragette cause bottles of stout, sario'us'defender of SuflrageUs methods, To Mr Towneand—Two bottloa not make , and aam genemlly ...

... like to send him to Frees would only combine to ignore the doing! of tha reformatory this time (or five years, bot if were Suffragette rowdies,” the whole movement would brought before him again for any serious offence toon collapse. And the less militant ...

... lint. He beard the defendant in court call plaintiff perjurer. His Honor— is there ever case in which that i® not beard f (laughter.) Continuing, Mr said the defendant a subsequent occasion came into his office, and speaking in reference to Courtenay said ...

... religious or kiodly people were in existence, but according to British laws as they stood present, processions of Anarchists, Suffragettes, Poles and Jews and all other sorts of people could take place, whilst Roman Catholics were debarred from acting in similar ...

... motion having been second* by Colonel Baiubridge, Miss Raymond said she agreed with Dr Wilson’s remarks, they were not Suffragettes (laughter ) Prize list : XIV E len Sfoughtup, who niarti d Tb-s Bh*nn r las-ftf, lll , and ini six daus v z , Martha, who m«r ...

... Steamship Line whe|arrivad Liverpool te-day said the Company would oontinne the same lint* as heretofore, RELEASE OP SUFFRAGETTES, The Suffragettes Bsunwell and Hilbelyn Bnrkett who threw missiles at Ur Aeqnith’s train the oosasion of the Premier's visit to ...

... slanderously imputed to him not very creditable speculation in India bonds but the map m two acres. Mr McElligott—Two A (laughter), Boone—l thought was two acres, la farr.heircriUM«exa9iiaatioD witaeM said Mr Hiade went over the portion of the bog the ...

... Witness—l will giro him bis honeymoon in jail (laughter), Caatimiicg, witness said the boy ia the dock was good boy. She took up bis meals while be was ia jail and she took him ap bis goose-egg yesterday (laughter). Tbe defendant, having taken the pledge, ...

... account of this political excitement in Oaatlalaland, some difference. Mr Downing—Are they suffragettes (laughter) Mr Koche—Mo, it flret arose over pige (renewed laughter), Mies J’Connor deposed she was the applicant was in she purchased the interest of the ...