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... their Sovereign not from bodily onslaught, but from the enthusiasm of the suffragette, had it not been for the timely, and no doubt willing, interference of the police. A suffragette carrying a banner bearing the legend Votes for Women endeavoured to ...
... FEBRUARY .13, 1908 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. WZDNESDAY. Yn the 'House of Lords Earl Russell drew attention to the treatment of the suffragettes in prison as 9ocond-class misdemeanants, and pointed out that ladies of culture and refinement, who had been guilty of ...
... Forest—so that such a fine specimen of fifteenth century architecture may not be entirely lost. The perseverance of the Suffragette would seem to run a chance of being rewarded. Mr. Stanger's Bill for women's enfranchisement has obtained a third place ...
... r)—that when they did go out into the world he hoped they would not, as a last resort., join that band of women called suffragettes. (Laughter.) The last stage of those people was worse than the first. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) Mr. Anderson concluded ...
... must say that came there that night feeling that he rather traced in that association lying behind it the linger of the suffragette—(laughter)— for it struck him as a very odd thing that that association was going to be started in Coleraine, and that ...
... to speak upon it, and he was quite willing to be silent. Later on, however, they requested him to speak. So, not being a suffragette—(laughter)—he sub- witted to the powe - rs that be, these were of his own sex or the gentler sex, who were the rulers there ...
... article on Mr. W. Heath Robinson and his work. The fiction, too, in this number is particularlT, good and includes The Suffragette, by Frank Saville ; The Doctors Dilemma, by Maarten Martens; From the Royal Yard Down, by Morgan Robertson; Poor ...
... who dictate to the bairn' chaps as to time and tune, and forthwith pick their partners and challenge refusal with real suffragette audacity. At first the game is shy, and fain would hide its head, but before long there is a general abandonment to the ...
... engaging the serious cosaiderattoa of the Government., and he hoped a few days to be able to make a statement on the subject. SUFFRAGETTE ENTERS PARLIAMENT. ...
... night thirtyseven arrests, twenty-four suffragettes and thirteen men, said to be of the unemplojed class. They were taken to Cannon Police Station. These arrests were the result of an attempt by the suffragettes a body to oarry out their rush on the ...
... Meesra. Elliott and Robertson; dance, Irish jig, Boys of C.A.1.; 'song, Pot Pourri, Miss S. MacLaughlin; action song, Suffragettes, Boys of the C.A.1.; song, Jane, Mr. D. Mae- Laughlin. Part ll.—Proposal scene from Mother Goose, with songs—Mother ...
... reputation as an entertainer at public functions by contributing in his own inimitable style the humorous solo, Jane is a Suffragette, his local allusions creating much diversion, and on being vociferously encored he contributed the monologue, Bill has ...