... condensed milk. 3.000 tins of mixed fruit, pineapple, and salmon, and 900 tins of anchovies. One wcoiTd have thought that the suffragettes were by th•s contented with the advertiement they and their cause have obtained. but they appirently are still husati.fied ...

... Lord Hugh Cecil take part in open-ri meeting-. Tiafalgar Square gatherings tor co long a time been automated wi , h and Suffragettes that a concouro by peers and composed of enuin•n: ly rest ; . .copb• and almost undignified. there is no reason in the ...

... framework and top for the side-walks being placed in position. They exhibit the arms of ►ustralia and the black swan. The suffragettes are very angry indeed at the late fiasco in Parliament. That is very natural; and it would be useful to point out to them ...

... doors. One of the atteedants immediately placed his hands on her shoulder and pushed her out. The official feared she was a Suffragette. Bat the error was at once explained. and apologised for. 'lbis week has seen the introduction of the tax:meter cab into ...

... a pillow .tuned entirely with her love letters. It suggest. a reveriml of the envyingfrom pillar to po,t. A Scottish Suffragette lit sounds awful. doesn't it has been besieging a Liberal candidate in the Northunibrian mountains. She calls his hiding-place ...

... Tows that a Woman's Suffrage Society ham been formed there. Hap- By the Premier of the Colony is sae; blot if the local suffragettes wish to assert themselves there is no reason why they should net nit on his doorstep till be returns from England. A society ...

... d Mr, Pethiek Lawrence at the sniffragette meeting in Exeter Hall the other day. IVe do not think for A moment that any Suffragette will neglect her duty. in Mistiness. The grentlemon who burgled and the gentlemall who received no many of the Wertheimer ...

... stares. There has been a big rush on this long gland erementeshaped weapon. it in double edged, sod its popularity among the suffragettes to the stating advertisement, One Lunge Lays Out . • Legislator. A area boy. aged four, taught prayers. presently changed ...

... Hun- dream weideg with often good wow. sad wares d _ • ir fanners waiting for wives. What a g chance for some of our Suffragettes. The managing ooromitteee of professional football caul* find they are m a ohne corner. with regard to the players they ...

... in any appointments which might be made to the of the Peace by the Present Lord Chancellor even if he were to appoint suffragettes. This remark drew a reply from the Lord Chancellor. who protested that his duties with regard to the appointment of magistrates ...

... of the fames Walker Art Galin th at city, from wl'.eb petition he retired MC The-fact that there• are new two partial of Suffragettes caused the liveliest mopeds'sdos members of Parliament, who may now when via( Palace be taken at oboe by two separate armies ...

... in The Sins of Society, there is plenty to please visitors to the Metropolis who may love big stage effects. The fair suffragette; of the Metropolis are not allowing matters to sleep. The latest development is a bicycle brigade, which utilises Saturday ...