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... as his successful direction of the season of Wagner in English well indicates Latigfier. THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT-- A SUFFRAGETTE ATTEMPTS TO REACH THE ROYAL CARRIAGE Just after the royal state carriage had passed through the gates of Buckingham Palace ...
... Birrell Himself Comes Out of the House Suffragettes Votes for Women!! We want your answer Mr. Birrell You're got all the answer you're likely to get J Photos On Sir Edward Grey's Doorstep Suffragette delivers an impromptu address Miss Irene Miller Ladies ...
... OBSERVATIONS TBy M. T. F. THE historic custom of searching the vaults was observed last week when Parliament was opened, but no Suffragettes were discovered. T t was noted that several topics of genuine importance were omitted from the King's speech. Amongst others ...
... his African tour London Awakens Politically and socially, London is awake again. There are sure and certain signs. The Suffragettes are clamouring at the gates ;Mr. Balfour has influenza; the Ritz is full of Dukes; and the rumoured resignation of Sir ...
... I. a/aye tee, Dublin. WIFE OF THE NEW SOLICITOR-GENERAL: LADY EVANS. Photograph by H. Walter Barnett. PATRONISED BY THE SUFFRAGETTES i MR. AUGUSTINE BIRRELL. Photograph by La/ay ette, Dublin. ...
... did not miss the opportunity of suggesting that this was a more useful method of spending time than in the tactics of the Suffragettes. He did not, however, mention the lady's name. She is the wife of an old Edinburgh man, Mr. J. G. Pater- son, and lives ...
... statue of Queen Victoria was unveiled in Dublin Mr. Arthur Chamberlain declared that South Africa has a great future The Suffragettes made collections in the streets Mrs. Pankhurst was sent to prison The sixpenny hansometer has proved a success Captain ...
... of Winchester took place, her father was Lord Chancellor of England. c. Woman's Suffrage A Society c c, has many fervent Suffragette. J M 0 supporters among Society women, and a most ac complished recruit has been added to the cause in the person of Miss ...
... obviously with a view to defensive measures. IV/T adame Tussaud's collection is to be enriched by figures of the leading Suffragettes. There is a certain appro priateness about this, for though it is difficult to regard the ladies as models, yet they have ...
... progress without facilities being granted by the Government, and these are now demanded by the leaders of the movement. DP he Suffragettes are not pleased with the J- result for they believe its being sent to a committee of the whole House instead of to a standing ...
... crape.- IN WAX INSTEAD OF IN A WAX: MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST SITTING TO MR. JOHN T. TUSSAUD, WHO IS MAKING A GROUP OF SUFFRAGETTES FOR MME. TUSSAUD'S. Photog raph by Halftones. ...
... muster a few of these useful little contrivances The Hastings Town Crier cries Votes for Women (at so much per shout) The Suffragettes hit on a clever device they enlisted the Town Crier in their service, in his professional capacity. How much sympathy the ...