... Trades Disputes Bill was read in the Com mons for the third time Miss Dorothea Beale died at the age of seventy-six The Suffragettes demonstrated in Hyde Park The Springboks defeated Cambridge University Events of the Week at Home A small party of Boers ...

... the excellence of the play, had a splendid effect. The fun was fast and furious throughout the evening. Even jokes of the Suffragette and Winston Churchill order, which might under ordinary circumstances be expected somewhat to pall, were served in such ...

... from a monotonous monogamy according 10 their respective taste and fancy. When we have satisfactorily disposed of our Suffragettes we may, perhaps, find ourselves face to face with a crusade in favour of part-time alliances. With a strange confusion ...

... to five years' penal servitude A royal commission was appointed to inquire into the shipping rings The eight imprisoned Suffragettes were released The Duke of Cambridge's correspondence was published Sir Thomas Lipton decided to race for the America Cup ...

... seized him. They were keepers at the Exeter lunatic asylum; the doctor was a dangerous madman who had just escaped. The Suffragettes' Ethnologists must be awaitingwith impatience Paradise. fuller details of the new people whom explorers have discovered ...

... have altered but little. To-day there is, as this day last year, a fog, and to-day there are, as this day last year the Suffragettes. S3* And, by the way, while on the subject of birthday congratulations, is it not now just about a year since they attained ...

... whether the Athenrpum, for example, will yet admit lady members and whether the Carlton in the event of the success of the Suffragettes will number women politicians among their members. Cotton is booming, and we have therefore devoted a good deal of space ...

... London: Wednesday December 12, 1906 Ministers and the Suffragettes The Reader, last week, had a timely article on Burns and his Heroines. Mr. Churchill, at a recent meeting in Manchester, said that We have now a West African Empire. The reminder is ...

... associated herself with the Women's Suffrage Movement. She is one of the Committee who organised the banquet to the released Suffragettes at the Savoy last night (Tuesday), at which a host of other well-known political ladies were present Kate Pragnell Photo ...

... thought-readers, the Zancigs, at the Alhambra are also Danes. A House of Commons policeman is said to a\- have expressed to a Suffragette 011 a previous occasion his desire to see them again. So they visited the House on Thursday evening and five of them were ...

... consciousness of its own strength, and now, like Oliver, asks for more. Another clamant section of the community are the Suffragettes, who are deter mined to force the pace in the matter of a vote for women. They have been imprisoned without avail, and ...

... soar upwards in the pure ether, it is safe to prophesy that we may live for ever, or at any rate for a hundred years. The Suffragettes have opened a new and terrible vista to legislators. Whenever any class of men and women have a grievance, they will disturb ...