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... is o. shown Misa Marshall, of the Tribune” staff, who has written such clever account her journal of the doings of the suffragettes the ladies’ gab lerr. She was there all the evening, and has described every action of tho fair ones they w«o ail expelled ...
... on the first page “Sphere.” Photographs reproduced Dr. Clifford, the lato Sir David Dale, Mrs. and other leaders of the suffragettes.” The disturbances Paris and th© fighting in Natal aro th© subjects of a number striking illustrations. Other pictures ...
... Mrs. prominent character in is the OouMess Eulaiia Fosactics. sometimes miscalled Hysteric*, advanced woman, and leading suffragette, Christian Scientist and Spiritualist, with enthusiasm for fads and fuihles. It nm>t l« admitte ...
... speak for the whole the Irish councils has been formally repudiated by most the county councils in the North Ireland. The suffragettes’ interview with the P/ime Minister not regarded at all satisfactory to the movement. Tho Prime Minister has somewhat guardedly ...
... education bill defended. Noisy Suffragettes Ejected. The closing demonstration connection with the federation meeting* took place last night at Sun Hall. Mr. Edward Evans, chairman of the Federation Committee, presided over audience fully 5,000. In the ...
... reception of the Prince ami Princess Wales the Guildhall the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London. The deputation of the suffragettes to the Prime Minister is drawn by A. Michael, and among the week's portrait* those of the Dean of Westminster, and Messrs ...
... The magistrate made each defendant pledge her own word to this, and hoped they would listen the advice their counsel. The suffragettes subsequently held a station Park. Mrs. Monteflore woe arrested for dritrihotiog literature m the Park, contrary the regulations ...
... Mr. James Kendal, who was reported Jiave been chief steward tho Liberal demonstration in Manchester, iron which several suffragettes wore ejected and convicted of offence, acted one tb© magistrates who tried the case j what authority tho police interfered ...
... her nanw feront wa>,w. The decision of the Welsh miners oppose • S. T. Kvans, K.C., in Mid-Glamorgan is p» of clierchei suffragette. The suffrage have great influence in the pait>- • have lieen perpetually in the House past session the company the wur ...
... -would probably relieve Mr. Evans of some electoral embarrassment. In the circumstances may allowed stew in the Socialist Suffragette juice. If after the decision of the miners to-day there a contest it will be a keen struggle between Radicalism and Socialism ...
... two meetings addressed ? * lr * S. T. Evans. M P , who bos unopposed for Mid-Glamorgan. Doth meeting® were broken women suffragettes after turbulent scenes. The first meeting was held Independent. Ctopol, Nentyffylloo. Mr. Evane, who •va- cordially received ...
... population is above certain limit. In carrying out relief scheme for the mitigation of winter distress, there will work for the Suffragettes they are not above discharging it. Possibly they will prefer lecturing the park, and worrying Messrs. Asquith and Bryce ...