... the letter bag strung over her shoulders, and pursued her duties ill a businesslike manner. I asked her if. she was a suffraget>te, but she said, No, she was pc'jtworaan/' The same day observed a girl fetching water from a wayside pond, with yoke© ...

... foc'gy weather at the time, and both j wore damaged. Alto-'»-arii.s the evidence, the Court held that! i.-. Ires to blame. SUFFRAGETTES PITIED. Wiiti. the Women's Liberal Federation met to; of Carlisle said that as she through Cavendish-square this morning ...

... THE CONVICTED SUFFRAGETTE. MISS TERESA BILLINGTON whose portrait b reproduced here, has fcr some time been one of the principal organisers of the Women's Social and Political Union. She was arrested for resisting the police outside Sir Henry Campbell ...

... 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 ...

... SUFFRAGETTES & MR ASQUITH; THE LADIES IN COURT. DOOR BELL RINQING. Marylebone this afternoon, before Mr Paul Taylor, Annie Kenny, Adelaide Knight, and Jane Scarborough, women were charged on remand with indulging in conduct likely lead to a breach the ...

... rest— « Home-keeping heartsare happiest. Hull. Thursday. ! OMEN appear to have better memories than men, and the action by suffragettes (as they aio teniied) shows the deter- mination of these women that m&n Sha!l perform wh at they specially pledged themselves ...

... Hull. £30,000 fire damage in County Down. Birth heir to German Crown Prince. IWhitton Sand disaster: Another interview. Suffragettes again before the magistrates. Yorkshire v Gloucester: To-day's play at Leeds. Architect killed on the railway at Cardiff ...

... members of Parliament, including Mr George Tou'- liiiii, and representatives of temperance societies. ONE FOR THE MEN. SUFFRAGETTES COURT, The women suffragists, Miss Kenney, Mrs and Mrs Knight, surrendered in,.j hail Marylebone this morning charged) ...

... Phouvanaykraykccia Sobapedey. *5» Life for a woman must always be more less a question of appearance-—unless, of course, she is suffragette, when it becomes a matter bueps—-and none are so good, beautiful, intellectual that they can afford to dowdy. Ladies' Field ...

... SUFFRAGETTES ROUTED. MANCHESTER MEETING STORMED MR KEIR HARDIE AND THE ZULUS Rugby scrummage tactics and free fights resulted in the break up of a woman's suffrage demonstration at Manchester yesterday, and so hostile was the attitude of the crowd that ...

... and Selby Mems; Local and District News; Classified Advertisements (continued). Page 3 ( Tea-table Page).—Grimsby Mems; Suffragettes Routed; Remarkable Hull Story; Hessle-road Woman and Poison; Bridlington Mems ; Local, General and District News. Page ...

... demand for boot« and shoes. The most valuable of the recent acquisitions in the National Gallery is the famofo undraped suffragette, known as Venus and Cupid, Velasquith ? How is it that before marriage man feolc- unworthy of his wife, while after marriage ...