... CORNISH SUFFRAGETTE AND A WRIT FATHER FINED FOR ! OF COURT. . I Dr. Robert Wharry, Whitstone Head. Cornwall. the father Olivo Wharry, on© of I tii© suffrag-dbee oc-ncerued in the tire outi was fined .I'so and cods, in the 1 Bench Division, cn Thursday ...

... CORNISH SUFFRAGETTE AND A WRIT FATHER. FINED FOR OF COURT. Dr. Robert Wharrv, hitstone Head, Cornwall, the father Olive Wharry, one oi the suffragettes concerned in the tire outrage, was fined and costs, in the .hang's Bench Division, en Thursday, for ...

... SUFFRAGETTE PILGRIMS INVADE CAMBORNE. UPROARIOUS SCENES COMMERCIAL SQUARE. Never the history of Camborne has such a crowd boon seen Commercial Square was seen Friday night. There must have b©en 10,000 pcxiplo congregated in the Square and Chapelstreet ...

... Asquith goes down Clove!ly to take a holiday Three suffragettes go down and actually go the same church where he goes (Laughter). Shocking i isnt it (Renewed laughter). I blush to tell the tale (Loud laughter). They sit opposite him in Churcli wearing the ...

... WOMAN'S HUNGER STRIKE. HOW SUFFRAGETTE SECURED HER FREEDOM. Wallace Dunlop, the suffragette will* last week sentenced to mouth's imprisonment for posting notice the walls the House of Commous, was from Holloway prison on Thursday, after serving only five ...

... Mrs. Martel drew attention to a cartoon the Western Daily Mercury representing a tug-of-wsr, with the Captain and a Suffragette pulling the rope one way and Mr. Buxton the other. She stigmatised the picture se libel en the women. She said sho should ...

... even say if there would a Liberal, Tory, Labour, or Suffragette Government. (Laughter). But he could tell them what the people on the other side of the North Sea were going to do. (Renewed laughter). We not say what Germany is going to do, but we can ...

... Mr. Asquith goes down Clovelly to take holiday. Thro® suffragettes down and actually go to the same church where goes (Laughter). Shocking, iant (Renewed laughter). I blush to tell tale (Loud laughter). They ait opposite him Church wearing the colours the ...

... admission to Exeter Prison Last Thursday lias been hunger strike, was removed Sunday night to an Exeter hotel. said that the suffragette leader has, been released on seven days' license. At Exeter Cathedral, on Sunday, in the prayer for the sick, the name of ...

... his name. (Laughter.) But inferentially, at any rate, the writer had given him to understand what his name was. It was a postcard with six donkies on it. (Loud laughter.) The writer wrote on the top of the card We are seven. (Renewed laughter.) The sender ...

... party. The decorations of this car were beautifully arranged, the costumes beautiful, and th? pose good. Mr. F. James as Suffragette and Mr. J. Mudge as policeman, ..p--propriately kept company and were followed Misses and Webber as old age j>ensioneTS ...

... E. Bono accompanied songs. Part 11. consisted'of the play “The suffragette,” capitally and acted under the management of Dr. Cooper. Tin- characters were: Mrs. John Wilson (the suffragette). Mrs. Cooper; M»- Mnllory (her f. THE GALE AT PENZANCE. Mrs. James ...