... troops will have re strengthen the garrison of 15, possible disturbances May Dj Directions have been given by that the suffragettes who created the House on Wednesday -hall not ihe Ladies' Gallery this Session. The Sunderland Corporation sidoration an ...

... Authorities of Women) Bill. It is only fair to add, l>owerer, that there are Members who ronaader tho strenuous actaon by the suffragette* kav'e been aa well as well meant, (they say) it proof that women are in caracal in this manner. FATHER CAPON. Tlj« London ...

... better than the Nonconformists, and tii onconformists want to give one in the eye to ths Church of England.” As to the Suffragettes, -1 can quite see,” she said, “the cause of women iins been put back vears and years by what happeu«d in the House of Commons ...

... receive a large deputation on the subject. eel that there is • growing feeling on the part ai politicians in favour of the suffragettes, the recent episode is generally deprecated on the score that such conduct ts likely to seriously affect the present prospects ...

... all Liberal Members of Parliament deploring the disturbance in tho Ladies’ Gallery at tho House of Commons, when several “Suffragettes” were ejected, and disapproving of such methods. ...

... THER LEEDS AMUSEMENTS MR.J.L. HINE AT THE LEEDS GRAND WARNING TO SUFFRAGETTES. There was a poor house to welcome Mr. John L. Shine and the company at the Leeds Grand Theaitre last night. ‘Two sketdhes, “ H ay’ and “The Member for Slocum,’ were presented ...

... SUFFRAGETTES. Women and the Premier. UNIQUE DEMONSTRATION. A remarkable demonstration of suffragettes waited on the Prime this morning, at the Foreign Office, to urge the extension of the Parliamentary franchise to women. The visit to the Premier was ...

... ALONE IN LONDON LANCASHIRE SUFFRAGETTE’S INTREPID CRUSADE. Carrying @ large blue banner with an in- relating to ‘Working Women’s Franchise,” a Lancashire millhand ‘thas ‘for some days past been preaching the gospel of woman's Ti is throughout. London ...

... they would adhere to- the dictates of economy as interpreted by the Cobden Club. It is compliment, which we trust the “Suffragettes” will appreciate, to be told in this cryptic way that they have a leaning towards that kind of finance known as “penny ...

... flowing tide indiscreet action. Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed at the Premier’s reply. In the afternoon the “Suffragettes” held a demonstra\ion in Exeter Hall. City and County. Mr. J. Walker, of Sheffield, was on Saturday elected President of ...

... must be fought out on a measure of first-class importance, not on a bill intro. duced thy a private Member PREMIER AND § SUFFRAGETTES.”’ The deputation to the Prime . Minister yesterday on the question of female suffrage lest some of its weight, through ...

... SUFFRAGETTES” AND THE PREMIER. ...