... his friends, will resisters.” What measures he adopt are unknown, but perhaps the knight intends to emulate the med the Suffragettes. THE RITUALISM REPORT- lb I hear from weil-infonned the report of the Rojal p, Ecclesiastical Discipline, which sented ...

... the nature of things, to disappoint. Their advent power has raised these hopes every hand 1 . On Saturday it was the suffragettes who were again to the fore. They shrieked, they bore banners, they asked questions, and one by one they were hustled away ...

... evening by the Rev. C. Ellis, Vicar of Wales. Special music was rendered by choir, Mr. H. Hodges presiding at the organ. SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN. Interrupt Manchester Liberal Meeting. ...

... one word of advice for them, and that was, “Beware of the steam roller.” (Cheers.) WANT MR. ASQUITH TO RESIGN. INDIGNANT SUFFRAGETTES. A great of letters have been received by the Women’s Political and Social Union expressing indignation at the sentence ...

... I have not had the hardihood to advance this fact a reason for revolting against the laws of the | country. ' But,” the Suffragette will retort, “you men all evnts have the chanco voting, and if you don't do so, the fault is entirely your own.” Quite so ...

... Ism which she kicked.— Weekly Dispatch. WDAT WOULD RAVI DOWD? From owe point of view one rather regrets the breakup of suffragette hosts of Caeriodish Mame. Whet would they have with sr . Asquith if they hail got him? Whet. did the, propose to do , with ...

... attendant (Dr. Inkster) would not allow hiv to be present at the hearing of the petition, and he has returned to Bournemouth. SUFFRAGETTE SUMMONSES. Astonishing Applications. TO SUBPOENA CABINET MINISTERS. Marylebone Police Court to-day, Mrs. Pankh’urst, of ...

... Halberstadt, Magdeburg, Naumburg, and Erfurt; peeps at the people, and descriptions of the services.. HENPECKED CABINET. MORE SUFFRAGETTES ARRESTED. WORRIED MINISTERS AT MANCHESTER. Thirty thousand people attended the great Liberal demonstration in the Belle ...

... that the coon* study both at tb* public school and at th© UnivOTty will cover th* greater part next decade of years. The Suffragettes. Indirectly tbe case Miss BUlington will be reviewed Marylebone Police Court next Wednesday, when Miss Kearney is represented ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE CASE- The answer given by the Home Secretary with regard to the sentence on Miss Billington is too obviously party move to achieve the object it has in view. Mr. Gladstone said the sentence of two months’ imprisonment with hard labour ...

... In Cavendi-sh Square. thought he saw a mad she-eat Which flew at all it met— He looked again, and found it was A gentle suffragette; If o’er has her way,” he said, What nice M.P.’s we'll get!’’ World-” Heat and Temper. It is observable, writes Ambrosia ...

... MARTYRS. The worrying of Cabinet Ministers at the big Liberal demonstration on Saturday resulted in the arrest of several suffragettes, who were brought up at the Manchester Police Court yesterday. The defendants were Miss Adela Constantia Madeline Pankhurst ...