... eve m that little box unon the shelf? Think you I would to you deny What I so much enjoy myself? Say you won't join the suffragettes, And I'll e'en buy you cigarettes. I am told on high authority that men are to-day more abject slaves to the dictates of ...

... Morley was entertained to dinner by the Eighty Club Princess Ena caught a chill Her marriage has been fixed for May 31 Some Suffragettes were ejected from the Ladies' Gallery in the House of Commons Scotland is being invaded by gipsies Eleven people were drowned ...

... the vicinity of the Bank the other morning by the spectacle of a New York Mutual official with a smile on his face. The Suffragettes on Saturday urged on the Prime Minister the necessity of women being given some voice in the country's affairs. But, according ...

... town, and she is a good horse woman. More important, she is singularly unaffected an exceptional thing in these days of Suffragettes and Society Socialists. A Six- Ibe smallest Hand Pony. pon^s 111 lhe world are not the Shetlands, as might be imagined ...

... Column in Trafalgar Square on Saturday O Miss Kenney and Mrs. Wolstenholm Elmy, who is seventy-four, and the oldest ot the suffragettes Mr. Keir Hardie addressing the suttragettes in iraiaigar square on Saturday afternoon a 2 ...

... Photograph by Maddison and Hinde. A CALLER ON THE PREMIER ONE OF THE LANCASHIRE SUFFRAGETTES WHO VISITED SIR HENRY CAMPBELL BANNERMAN THE OTHER DAY. The deputation of Suffragettes who called upon Sir Henry Campbell Bannerraan included several repre sentatives ...

... written by Mr. Alexander Mackintosh, one of the best-informed gallery representatives, made a characteristic speech. Phe suffragettes are not to be defeated. Anew method of drawing attention to their case has been adopted by Mrs. Dora B. Montefiore of 22 ...

... items. A new library was also opened on the occasion, which proved a great success SHEFFIELD-- Celebrating Empire Day The Suffragette's Fort a.t Hammersmith LONDON-- Beating the Bounds in the City London's First Cross-river Tramway CHR.ISTIANIA- Celebrating ...

... is bound to say that a horse in a straw bonnet looks ridiculous. He has the air of a Jane Cakebread or one of those wild Suffragettes that intimidate Prime Ministers. Moreover, it is uncomfortable. He does not get sunstroke, but he suffers from hot head ...

... in the Cecil. On Tuesday the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton's new play was produced at the Criterion by Mrs. Patrick Campbell. T'le Suffragettes created a disturbance at a Northampton Liberal meeting addressed on Friday by Mr. Asquith, the doughty Miss Kenney glorying ...

... killed three and injured twenty people Intense heat was experienced in London The Agricultural Show was held at Derby A Suffragette was sent to prison for two months, afterwards reduced to a month Pretty Polly was beaten at Ascot EVENTS OF THE WEEK AT ...

... is difficult to refrain from doing so. Notwithstand ing the hot weather London is taking the Suffragette in- iliction very calmly LEADERS OF THE SUFFRAGETTE PARTY ADVANCING UPON HYDE PARK On the left is seen Miss Kenne.y and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, and ...