... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE PARTY. The Women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes as they are now called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really all they accomplished, for very little attention was ...

... communicate with the hon. secretary at 10, York Buildings, Hastings. OUR LONDON LETTER. to impress the new Government. Suffragettes in their hundreds are to assemble under Miss Kenny, and The part taken by the representatives march with banners flying ...

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... grammar he will find that a form slavery is slavery.” (Laughter.) A Voice: What would it cost to away with it? Mr. Balfour: What! that gentleman going weigh money against slavery? (Cheers and laughter.) Afterwards the gathering developed into rough-and-ready ...

... attended Friends’ School present An than half filling Assembly Hall and of an equal of on Sunday to Miss Christabel H of suffragette into prominence during the last Election connection with disturbances Liberal meetings The occasion of of Sunday evening ...

... Other men came and went, shifting and changing their places—the Chairman of the County Council, the Members for the City(laughter)—even the Lord. Mayor, but the Bishop remained, the great permanent centre of our civic and social and philanthropic life ...

... and Mr. Henry J. Ford appeared in humorous sketch A Nouse Trap. This seems to be skit upon that modern absurdity, the suffragette. Jack Manners is very much in love with Kitty C'lavering. and. to tell (be (rath, Kitty very much in love with him, thongh ...

... Churchman but great Londoner Other men came and shifting changing places— the Chairman the County Council Members for the City (laughter) Mayor but Bidiop remained the permanent civic and social philanthropic life Turning the work of Church Fund Mr Asquith declared ...

... ng. probably as a counterblast to the recently developed aggreasivencss of the nuli- There cannot, however, be tant. “ suffragette.’ any serious to challenge the might t hunt, which has been women’s undisputed prenoga- tive ever since tho Creaton. Tt ...

... THE DAILY MIRROR. Hear, hear ! from behind the ladies' grille, where sat a numerous bevy of interested suffragettes. Mr. Evans, in the course of his speech, said he had read in the newspapers that the franchise was demanded by some women. This was ...

... to the fact that the majority of members were immensely tickled by the whole of the suffragettes' proceedings, and that male tyrants left the House roaring with laughter at the ridiculous exhibition which the self-elected champions of womea's rights made ...

... After Wednesday scene in the Commons. flushed with triumph and obviously gratified at the success their demonstration. the suffragette* stayed the pavement outside Yard discussing their achiev'emento. Yea,” said Miss Kenlney. “thirty of us got into the Gallery ...