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... To-day we open the New Volume at page one—wondering what we shall reaq. Will the pages, us yet unturned, move us to tears or laughter, thrill us with joy or rack us with sorrow? When 1909 has gone the way of 1908 will it record for us the achievement of ends ...
... energies on the Territofial Force and neglecting the cause of women. Mr. Haldane, who was secure from a too unpleasant suffragette attention, smiled and passed on, and a bold commissionaire stepped forward and promptly conducted the most voluble of the ...
... London School Board and were enabled to do some useful work. But who gave women that power > Why the men. (Hear, hear and laughter.) Men had also done much to alleviate the hardships of women in the factories ; women could now serve on the London County ...
... to put them in writing. You never ask any other member to do that. Mr. Apsey : Why, you are as persistent as the suffragettes. (Laughter.) The Chairman : The return will be furnished. There has been some little misunderstanding. fM'rd Edwards : Wilful ...
... caused endless confusion. Mr. Lewis: If you rate the husbands when the wives are tenants you will have the suffragettes on your track. (Laughter.) TAKES THE FORMER HUSBAND'S NAME. Objecrion was raised to a man on the ground that the name given was not ...
... Mayor appeared to be the dispensation of doles, and in this mattar he had heard of societies he had never heard of before. (Laughter.) He congratulated the various committees on the excellent work done by them, and was gratified to say that the electric ...
... for the past 18 mopths h.eslth visitor . : ) ‘ under the Croydon Corporation, is the most running rather low at present. (Laughter.) . esele b Mr.‘Glasier: W . % suitable for submission to the Local Government :We should satisfy ourselyes that Board to ...
... in which a magistrate, who is to try suffragette prisoners on the morrow, proposes marriage to one of these, who is out on bail, and whom he meets after many years at a ball. The discovery that she is a suffragette, and that he must wait for his answer ...
... money invested may be withdrawn any time with interest to date of notice Send for Proepectu SECRETARY 28 St London EC for Suffragettes Daily 3 O’CLOCK Miss FRANCIS WESTE Who will show to defend themselves by the JAPANESE ART of JU-JITSU Queen’s Gate Hall ...
... sentimentalism People have I allowed wild allowed to do things that ought to checked Mr Barnett: wasn’t referring to Suffragettes sir (Laughter) Mr Fordham : Oh no I wasn’t thinking of them speaking in general sense I don’t agree crime decreased I certainly ...
... owing to the fear of further suffragette wanton destruction The Victoria Albert Museum the Natural History Museum and other public buildings in South Kensington have likewise been closed SUFFRAGETTES THE POLICE COURTS suffragettes were brought before Mr Garrett ...
... order later when re-entered purpose of the business had brought her viz offering bail tor the suffragettes Mr smilingly quite willing to for the suffragettes from had goiug in he believed that they would better out to lady Court worship said kuow some ...