... The Suffragettes. Mr. BYLES asked whether, having regard to the growing excitement in the country among women who were demanding the franchise, and the unseemly street and police court scenes which resulted, he could see his way to make some statement ...

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... THE SUFFRAGETTES. How Food is Administered. the House Commons yesterday, replying to Mr. Keir Hardie, The HOME SECRETARY wrote:—l have received several reports from the medical officer of Win son Gaol, Birmingham. From the report received this morning ...

... The Suffragettes. In answer to Mr. Brodie, Mr. HERBERT SAMUEL, on behalf of Mr. Gladstone, said that certain ladies recently imprisoned in Holloway Gaol for making political demonstrations committed ollenres against the ordinary law, and the Secretary ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mutiny and Hunger Strike in Holloway. Mutiny and hunger are the weapons with which the members of the Women’s Social and Political Union have been fighting tho Government in Holloway, Of the twelve sent to prison on the 31st nit. the ...

... SUFFRAGETTE ACTIVITIES. Women Foiled by the Premier. Suffragettes tried to waylay the Premier at the Central Low-level Station, Liverpool, on bis way to Birkenhead last evening, but were prevented from doing- so a strong cordon of detectives. They raised ...

... Siete — ‘| averting any interference with fc Ss OO Sa ' ty of not intend to interfere in their inte: ble to Sentences on Suffragette y the Mr. HUGH LAW asked the Hom am tn was | tary whether certain of the women suf “ue 6. = ow en to tried Thureday by a ...

... BIRMINGHAM SUFFRAGETTE& Sentences of Hard Labour. The eight suffragettes arrested the occasion the Prime Minister’s visit to Birmingham appeared remand before the magistrate yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct, wilful damage, and assaulting the ...

... ADVICE TO SUFFRAGETTES Mr. J. B. Loiibrlsle in opening riio Si M. bazHsr yesterday in the County C ...

... SUFFRAGETTE STRIKE. Extraordinary Liverpool Case. MANCHESTER WOMAN WARNS THE MAGISTRATE. Having been arrested in Manchester in the previous evening, Mi* Robinson, a Master of Arts of Manchester University, was placed in the dock Liverpool Pohce Court ...

... BANGOR SUFFRAGETTES. quiet an-J orderly meeting '.hn eal branch of the Women Freedom L«-agiis was held on Ist inst. the dining hall of'the Down-hire Hotel. Bangor. Dr. Harriet .Will presided, and there was very good attendance. The meeting was Mi-. Billingtou ...

... REFRACTORY SUFFRAGETTES. THE COLD WATER TREATMENT. Statement Parliament. CENSURE FROM THE HOME SECRETARY. the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. KEIK HARDIE asked the Horae Secretaiy whether he had received the report of the Commissioner sent to report on ...