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... A DELUSION? Sir, —Your leader-writer in this morning's 3fercury is evidently under the delusion that the tactics of the suffragettes are wilfully revolutionary. I assure you, -sir, that they were undertaken as a last resource, every other method having ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Replying to Mr. Keir Hardie, Mr. Gladstone said that he had directed inquiries to be made with regard to the allegation that Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, one of the Suffragettes, was convicted and sent to prison the uncorroborated evidence ...
... company any other shareholder. As to whether the mode of conducting business is not, you roust judge for yourself. THE SUFFRAGETTES: A PROTEST. To the Editor The Yorkshire Post. Sir.—l think the moment has come when the gentlewomen of England should protest ...
... Yet question time bubbled over with incident and humour. Everything seemed to be glanced at, from the Soap Trust to the “suffragettes,” from prowling German gipsies to vivisection, from the Russian Duma to fatal accidents in juvenile rifle ranges. Mr, Herbert ...
... LABOUR AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. JMr. Arthur Henderson, M.P., writing to the Secretary of the Lancashire and Cheshire Women Textile Workers’ Representation Committee, states that the Labour party are anxious to press forward the question of women’s enfra ...
... can stay tur.gest, and are the most physically fit. Nearly all crime is emaciated directly, or indirectly. with drink. A suffragette assent upon Parliament on Tuesday was ahnost a suounsi. It was the mere fortene of war that Mies Pankhuiet and her allies ...
... question of women’s enfranchisement shall among the first to be (■allotted next fiesrion. Ibis should good nows for the “suffragettes,” although it seems hard that Mr. Krir Hardee, who has endured much for the cause, should not have been made tha mouthpiece ...
... yesterday, upon William Williams, a watchmaker, . who bad pawned articles given him to mend. The husbands of the four married suffragettes —Mrs. Cobden Sanderson, Mrs. Pet hick Lawrence, Mrs. Baldock, and Mrs. Martyn—received permits to see the prisoners in ...
... benefaction. ROWDY SUFFRAGETTES REPUDIATED. DEWSBURY WOMEN LIBERALS WASH THEIR HANDS OF THEM. The Executive of the ‘Women’s Liberal Association for the Parliamentary Boroagh of Dewsbury have made a pronouncement the conduct of the suffragettes London, inside ...
... would have no other course open to it than to legislate on Socialistic lines. In expressing sympathy with the imprisoned suffragettes, he said that no Government, whether Liberal or Tory, could afford to continue sending women to gaol because they demanded ...
... ability, it appears, » s ! gross superstition, . and others of their fact in order to eX credulous. THE LUXURY OF MAB f The Suffragettes a martyrdom the cos e prisen is rather to , :1 tine of the ladies lirr^ t,S the recent not at out on Saturday. , gi^ 6 ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. A lady Strcatham. Irfindon, having written Mr. Austen Chamberlain, asking him if there was any truth in publishe/J statement that and his father were in favour of women’s suffrage, yesterday received the following ...