... help -was with which enjoy forth Hoi Workmen’s Wages of j Committee which com- there it will come the Council's workmen had (laughter) We received special intimation We reply The Sealing of Agreements moved the affixed two Ainsdale Exchange and and Club ...

... Demonstration ‘in London The suffragettes have been drawing at tention to themsélves. once more. “Mar shalled by their old leaders—Mrs. Fank lurst and her. daughter; Miss Billing ton, and the famous Miss: largest suffragette ‘demonstration’ we have. had:so ...

... rival of Miss Kenney and her They were expected to number several hun- dreds, but it was an attenuated body of some fifty suffragettes that marched to the ecene of the warfare between the individual and the State, bedecked with sashes a carrying bannere ...

... sympathy with the disorderly element, snatching a flag from the hand of the suffragette. Thereupon a struggle, which was almost a fight, ensued between them. There was loud laughter, and cries of Chuck them out I The whole audience rose, and there was ...

... -from Northampton che thought they would be forgiven. “We think,” she continued, “we have done a good week’s work there—(laughter and ap- use)—and we did a very good work there last night Though we went for Mr t, we ve not him yet. We are going to fight ...

... withdraw it at your suggestion, Mr, Chairman, and there's an end of it—(laughter)—though I am not surprised at these gentlemen being a little anxious about it. (Renewed laughter.) PRESSURE ON MEMBERS. Sir P. BANBURY (U.) objected pressure being put on ...

... induce tne women desist before they were arrested, but no purpose. Miss Kenny: I want have an adjournment of this house —(laughter)—this Court, as we wish to consult our friends. In the end. Mr. Taylor consented each of the prisoner* giving an undertaking ...

... OUTDOOR MEETING. HERE WE ARE AGAIN! While those inside the hall weTe listening to Mr. Burns and the suffragettes a large crowd assembled on the dancing platform outside to hear speeches from Mr. Lloyd-George, Mr. Winston Churchill, and others. Mr. ...

... believe though a miracle were performed. During his enforced absence his wife had been amongst them. She was not a suffragette—(laughter) but he thought it possible she had been able to show that a woman might sway a consider; able amount of opinion and ...

... of the present Government. and the adventi to the office of Prime Minister of Sir H. Campbell- Bannerman. Of course, the suffragettes were to the fore. Here is what a Tory paper says as to what happened them:—When Mr. Burns was speaking, a piping voice ...

... Intense interest was manifested in the proceedings at the Marylebone Police Court, Landon, this morning, when the three suffragettes, who on Thursday of last week were remanded on a charge of committing a disturbance outside the house of Mr.l Asquith in ...

... various towns Mr said : If attempted anything like vigilance committee in Ramsbottom what result? marked materially if action (Laughter) OUTINGS FROM RAMSBOTTOM COUNCILLORS AT SPA LEAMINGTON COOPERATIVE WORKMEN AT SOUTHPORT Tii officials Urban District annual ...