... Mis. Hatte, Mesas. C. M. Harris, J. H. Hayne, and A. Wakefield acted judges. Their awards were as i, “The trial of the Suffragettes.” A. Hooper and patty; a, “Steam Laundry, 1. Tie weeks, jun., and patty ; 3, (down): a, B. Stephens, jun. Decorated bicycle ...

... compliments might not be ot avail against suffragettes. (:o:) That they kept out of the vicar's way as they said their prayers in tbe morning before ringing. That tbe ladies who vanished are not suffragettes, bot good-tempered English damsels. It is whispered ...

... platform amid roars of laughter. The dialogue and song “A Night in a Dormitory,” the boys In their | night shirts having just got ont of bed, yawning and so sleepy, was very good too. A word mast be said in praise of ” The Suffragettes,” a lot of girls ” ...

... end and tbs charges against him be formulated; Mr. Gladstone refused any concession the voices raised on behalf suffering suffragettes Holloway Gaol; Mr. Buchanan announced that last year in India there were 1,204,194 deaths from plague. Mr. Rees then gave ...

... officers-—On the motion of Mr Parnell,, the letter was allowed to lie on the table, one member remarking that it appeared to be Suffragette job. The Local Government Board pointed out that after December 1909 women with property whether married or not, could be ...

... took the opportunlt to say I say clubs ate a nuisance—(laughter). You cannot away with the drink, and you are giving us clubs where can go and drink till the cows come homo”— (prolonged laughter). Education at Callington and Saltash. meeting of the Saltash ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. The Suffragettes, whose latest move is described on page seven, attempted on day a raid on the Houses of Parliament; but were kept back by strong police force. Outside the House, 37 persons were arrested, of whom 13 were men. They were ...

... THE COMMONS. CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY. The Houee of Commons seems hardly able exist without scene nowadays. The militant suffragette, Mrs. Travers-Symons, started the epidemic. Then came Mr. Victor Grayson, with two outbursts defiance the Speaker ef the ...

... their intention to present when the Oi»se against Miss Christnbcl Panklmrst was taken at Wednesday gave the trial of • suffragettes th- • day. 'Ehc poa nibilcv • ' blie npescb inditing to riot is demanding '’.i-* attention of the authorities in ...

... shot was fired in Broad Street. The living wonder,” half man and half woman get-up, sat very well on Mr VV Rickard. Roars of laughter greeted the appearance of ** The Village Dentist.” The jaw-bone of some deceased quadruped was exhibited, held a pair of ...

... which attracted most appreciation of all. There | ] were representations of the unemployed being fed, of flower girls, suffragettes, bluejackets, [ the village smithy, and numerous other »1 AMO I? l) I features, in addition to the news vendor who LAINt ...

... speech suitable to the occasion, opeaed the proceedings. Even the was not allowed to say very much, for touching on the Suffragette question and waving a banner with the insaiptioa “Votes for women ?he was promptly hustled off the platfotm and class constable ...