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... SENTENCE ON A LEADER. An attempt yiterday morning by the suffragettes to call on Mr Asquith ended in the arrest of 3liss Kenny, Miss Billington, vand two other women. Some twenty women assembled in Cavendish Square on Thursday morning, and as they refused ...
... of Parliament. There thoughts have been raised in my mind the appearance this week of Miss Rlllington, one of the women suffragettes, who recently underwent, imprisonment for the cause they have so determinedly espoused. Mire Dlltington opened week's campaign ...
... of complications which may add to the gaiety of the crusade. Meanwhile the nameless body will attempt to follow up the ' Suffragettes and contradict their arguments, not be it noted, at women's meetings, but at separate gatherings. In view of the announcement ...
... Suffragettes. Men ought not to be over critical and superei;;ous about the conduct of the suffragettes within the walls of ment on Tuesday. f ter all, the ladies in question do not halo a 2:rliamentary vote, and are determined that they shalt get it ...
... months, whereupon they protested loudly against the jurisdiction of the Court, and had to be removed by force. A number of suffragettes who had gathered outside created some disturbance, and finaHy one of them, Miss Pankhurst, sister of one of the defendants ...
... and addressed two meetings. At the Town Hall meeting in the evening there was some disorder at the outset caused by two suffragettes, but they were quickly ejected. Mr Lloyd-George devoted his speech mainly to the fiscal issue, and said that he was not ...
... Politics. principally the English Education Bill and the Land Tenure Hill Miss Adam also spoke her experiences of the suffragettes. At instance Inspector of Poor for Locbwinnoch Parish Council, Simon M'Cann, miner, was arrested b Edinburgh and brought ...
... he stood, but inflict the heaviest nerwltv that it possible for him sitting in Summary Court, and that a fine £lO. The Suffragette* who *o ptuckily elected to prixm rather than nay fine* are now comploining that they found the prisons for from oomfortcble ...
... Liberals in St. Stephens. Quite a number of distinguished leaders of the Liberal party have been vigorously condemned by Suffragettes for their attitude to the great question. It might be well for Miss Billington and her sister agitators to approach the ...
... evening. That Kilmarnock is infested with, beggars just now. That women are usually associated with broken hearts, but the Suffragettes seem to go in more for broken heads. That when lovely woman stoops to folly, bite invariably breaks her back in the process ...
... PRESS A CONTRAST. By John Murdoch. Thbbb never was greater need than to-daywhen we are grappling with air machines, and the suffragettes, and other questions that trouble humanity—for taking stock of the general situation, and looking for guidance and help ...
... terror. Chairman wipes away a tear. February 27 (Wednesday.)—Sympathetic member of Don dons School Board recommended by the Suffragettes for the Order of Merit. Meeting of Stevenston Literary and Debating Society. Debate on: Should Landsmen Swim 7°—Negative ...