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... Chairman: I hope the guardians will be invited to the wedding breakfast (Laughter.) Mr Micael Davies any rate, wc will all join in wishing them long life and happiness. (Laughter.) ANNIVERSARY SERVICES were held the Wesleyan Chapel, on Sunday last, the ...
... Mellor's behalf. They would see, he said, that his wife did not belong to that new and vigorous association called the Suffragettes—(laughter)—so she permitted him to respond to the vote of thanks. He did not know what might be her future policy in regard ...
... Jones -'Roberts should the of the costs (loud laughter) lose requested by chairman to liis until Mr Vincent finished This declined do : Las gone personalities is totally the question I shall until he (laughter) Vincent: Well I shall not tie is responsible ...
... that court with such Weiss wan& as England ? (Renewal laughter.) I would ntber have the auto. illnpaient Ring Leopold in Ireiacid a dozen times than your hooted British civilisation. ((Leers and laughter.) Every Lid. in the Congo Free State eniets in an intimate ...
... foundation Someone suggested to him seeing the state of the building perhaps they laying on tlie slates instead of stones (Laughter) congratulated them making such good provision for the Sunday School There an idea abroad that kind ol' building for Sunday ...
... at Bow County-court paraded her family in front of the witness-box, saying.: Here they are! Th• proof was socepted, amid laughter. One of the applicants at Marylebone complained that another woman saluted her every time they met. When • sulute was ...
... Kill a melon, and Cwmtyddwr as near as possible like Come tidier. Lady 'ad 'er way,' which, by the way, suggests the suffragette, is often used to describe Llydiyadyway, a name any Welshman would consider sufficiently corrupted already. And the town ...
... January. • • • In the House of Commons the boss Sac- said he was not prepared to recommend the release of Mrs JAMS one of the suffragettes now in prison. She could obtain her release at any time by , obeying the order of the court. There can be no doubt that ...
... MRS. PANKHURST ON THE WAR-PATH. LIVELY TIMES PROMISED FOR 18E1 CANDIDATH3. SUFFRAGETTES TO MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF MR. S. T. EVANS. to keep him out' . Redd Mrs with • determined smile. Attended 4 two satellite the ransom champion of the Mail on Tuesday ...
... the Owners hailinz from London, Glasgow, Leeds. Belfast. Liverpool, and Westminster. 'Arid laughter.) Well, not was selected, and be was not surprised. Hood laughter.) Mr. Henry Treharne presided at the second meeting in the Workmen's Hall, Vale, which also ...
... the owners hailing front London. (Hugon. Leeds. Belfast. Lisermod. Ife.teniester, ofsmd laughter.) Well. not one ••• aelected, and he was not prised. 'Load laughter.) Mr. Henry Treharne preluded at the net Onol meriting in the Workmen's-hall. Chintore ...