... received a. tremendous impulse from the Passive Resistor,! A further development of it was seen in the proceedings of the Suffragettes (insufforabolles Punch., terms them), and the latest phase is .the jumping of claims by outof-works. What with their “camps ...

... courage to kick them, and the strength to kick them hard. Th© only people they had ventured to stand up to were tho lady suffragettes” (laughter), and had onlv dared to face them with th© assistance of the police (laughter). As to tb© new constitution for ...

... courage to kick them, and tho strength to kick them hard. The only people they had ventured to stand up to were the lady “suffragettes” (laughter), and they had onlv dared to face them with the assistance of the police (laughter). As to the new constitution ...

... Association, namely, that hooligan adopted by tho Suffragettes are disgrace to womanhood. Tho fact remains that tike largo proportion women not only view with disfavour the procedure of the Suffragettes but ore not in favour votes for women. When and lacy ...

... Miss Mason, Mias and the Rev. A. D. H. Allan- . « - Previous to tho meeting Dr. Boggis gave organ recital Mayor and the Suffragettes. The Matob said hie position there faed boon question eomo people, mid be therefor© wished to make personal explanation ...

... Walker (Wokingham). Mia C. H. ter, Mise Mason, Mi» Welldon and the Kev. meeting Dr. Boggis gave organ recital. Mayor and the Suffragettes The Mai oh said bis positaon there had been called question some people, ana therefore wished make personal explanation ...

... herwise teetotallers. time the suffragettes, a good many of whom were arrested' Westminster Wednesday night, will probably gain their way, if only they are sufficiently clamorous. Some people may regard the suffragettes having an inadequate or imprqper ...

... programme was as follows:—Piano duet, “Whistling Rufus,” Mrs Iremomrer and Mias E. Keep; WaxwoHcs“ Mrs Winslow,” Mias Keep; “A Suffragette.” Stanley Strange; “Queen and Knave of Hearts.” Miss and M, L. Iremonger; A Snake Charmer,” Mias I. Waring; song, “My Treasure ...

... the ofllco of tho Inspector VVindsor Castle. Mss Despard. sister General French, who was lined in connection, with the Suffragettes' disturbance, was in Reading a few days since. At a general meeting tb© members of fcho Craven Hunt, id Newbury Ibursday ...

... The Member for South Oxon bad the temerity to come forward as the champion of tho Suffragettes with a question as to alleged brutality of the police during the Suffragettes’ demonstration. The Homo Secretary informed him that no comjflainte had reached ...

... “THE NOBLE HUNT.” lady sympathiser wi.-b the imprisoned Suffragettes, living at 'Wokingham, hail sent, the followiiTg: amusing letter to Mrs Lawrence, on the occasion a hwakfaft to Suffragettes released from prison: - I send another £lO, this time not ...

... THE NOBLE HUNT.’* A lady sympathiser with the imprisoned Suffragettes, living Wokingham, has eent the following amusing letter Mrs Lawrence, the occasion breakfast to Suflragcttoe released from prison: I send another £lO, this tiro© not hunt subscription ...