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... off with a bag of tools on his back. He hed taken the canvasser for the ead had gone to work. Political Notes & News. The Suffragettes went one stronger et & meeting in the Queen’s Square Club, Lon- Tuesday night. Lady Rumeil made it at ing statement :— ...
... 3dayor's Sunday, he intends to give to provide hoot, foe needy children aed £lO no the town's sick nursing fund. It the Suffragette' agitation, wo reeponsible for the b:g demand we art expertencing in our pattern department for rideeetride equeetrienne ...
... greatly discredited the canoe end ctinguated many of their own sex. Did Mrs. Allan Bright read the account of the way the Suffragettes treated the venerable Mr. Cramer on Sunday. even Kopf-ring to hide his hat to cause him inconvenience when lin wanted to ...
... newest Colony. calls for action, and drastic action, to purge the Transvaal of this iniquity. MORE SUFFRAGETTE THREATS. campaign in the near the Suffragettes in future. At s meeting of their supporters in last nig! , Caxton Hall, Westm ous hinte as to more ...
... aspect of the railway con- troversy which wail be introduced ten South Tux height of absurdity has been reached by the suffragettes at Huddersfield. Miss Pankhurst and some of her companions Mr. Arthur Sherwell, the Liberal candi- opened active campaign ...
... Bradford. He isa member of the Committee on Commercial Intelli- other geucs of the Board of Trade, and hes held positions. suffragettes were released on Saturday efter undergoing only half their sentences. It is to endesvour to influence the that several ...
... telegram, but the oracte for wuny Giecarded tho shibboleths of Tarnfi Re- not to vote for any such echeme until there has the suffragettes, or, as they describe themselves, «the terrible heoligans,” mi g. fee nn mete the chances of the can ‘were re Mesdames ...
... and the seriousness of come of them was 3 sub- ject of special comment. The Labour rven were. also conspicuous, end the suffragettes were understood io be out and «bout. THE ROYAL ...
... well in the I.L.P.' Is little Wilhelmina. then. Yonr mole rtanaining pet? Shea gone, the man sadly said, And turned Suffragette. she. too, n waster %Aida to be Of other peoplea property. 80. all alone. I make mown, 01 cask and kin bereft, And trembling ...
... is more trenchantly expressed. A SUPFRAGETTE BANQUET. A banquet is to be given at the Savoy Hotel to-morrow night to the suffragettes who were rocently liberated from Holloway Prison. Mr. Blake Wirgman, the well-known artist, has drawn an appropriate and ...
... FLEVEN ARRESTS. , About half-a-dozen Suffragettes gained access about nine o'clock last night to the lobhy of the House of Commons and made futile efforts to deliver speeches. One mounted @ seat near the leigh statue and was about to harange those present ...
... ear with unfailing but genial satire. the past ¥ | For instanc e, in the very opening scene, there , ; js a meeting of suffragettes addressed by Mrs. |. Crusoe in this fashion :— Ladice, feller citizenesses, 1 rise on behalf | of our inju' a down eex ...