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... an increase in the imports of American leather £587,260, as compared with the first eight months of 1905. Mrs. Hill, the suffragette, says: When we get the votes we shall be on an equal lity with you, and shall then demand the same wages ae you get. ployers ...
... false teeth were an improvement r In the end an applicant who had falee teeth was appointed. 7 A cynic suggests that the suffragettes should on their banner, “ Brawls and Corroration a8 Coxe Deatens.— The Leeds Corporation Retail Coke Department, formed ...
... 2 ,|“SUFFRAGETTE” GATHER | THE EX-PRISONERS MAKE 4 > AND HU. ak (Special to ‘‘ The Yorkshire Evening p The leading “suffragettes” are now entith gard themselves as “star” at+‘raciions. q them, two of whom had been billed as nicht in the Emnire Theatre ...
... ell them how to feed and bring up the on = ns s ee — Pence, OF COULSS, tO tue lad Ty Commo: ‘Is the policy of the 1 a ‘suffragettes in ace oI AS See Pa BOOTS | » andre 60Me 3: IzHre Mrs. Pankhur: revelled in the said ul was a. directing her gaze « poli ...
... Acton: Ihe husband is uifa Fle is afraid of her! teeiotaler, and hae practically no control over his Lapy TEacHERS AND THE “ SUFFRAGETTE Bureau, opened in the Leeds Muccum, Park Row, a week ago, for the purpose of receiving declarations in favour of women's ...
... the Hon. Neil Primrose, who re- mt dn, Seed fo Boe ania. ntly had such a nice little fortune left him by his rr Austrian “suffragéttes” have been defeated at the ry beginning of their campaign, ‘The provincial vernment of Lower Austria has forbidden the ...
... proof of their undignified end irre- tional excitability than they are giving at present in these degrading scenes the suffragettes ste making. Where, if they get whet they areclamouring for, do they intend to drew the line? . There are of thousands of ...
... made ’em to match the men.” Mrs. Poyeer is not, however, quoted as an advocate of women’s euffrage. Miss Pankhurst, the suffragette (says a cor- respondent of the “‘ Westminstet belongs to the smack-face, brigade, whose contribution to the of the nation ...
... HE WAYS OF ME MR. GERVASE BECKETT AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. The Hon. Gervase Beckett, M.P., speaking last evening at Whitby, said hé had been asked whether he “My experience was in favour of women suffrage. of women,” he remarked, “is that, as a rule they ...
... women euffragists. Mr. Gladstone sought to disarm them by the assurance that hie wife, then on the platform, was also a ‘‘suffragette”; but they continued their in- terpolations, Mies Kenney mounting on a seat and at- tempting to address the meeting. The ...
... Suffragettes What a New Woman Says ‘Whether women will secure tie vote or not is still un open question ; but whilst the suffta- gettes are clamouring for votes aud carrying on a campaign for their rights persistence and vigour, there are thousands uf ...
... principal ‘another was for many years and Godfrey a Sir Godfrey was called ~, nd after ten we nied counsel to the 6 the “suffragettes™ have been a * a luc r in Pars has got a num- $f Vaurhon the poor are the most sey ere not a population of 3,000, tto 20 ...