... tginT, and from ladies for every kind of article of clothing. (Laughter and applause.) His experiences of the House of Commons were ‘less amusing, but it was sad to see the things the “suffragettes’ did in the streets of London. He had hmg the sad experience ...

... ‘lt isn't time for you to come this wy, yet; this is the way to the House of Lorde - {Laughter.) After a reference to the noisy 6cenes in connection with the suffragette agita tion, Sir Berkeley related his experience of the all-night sitting.” The old cabman ...

... isn't time for you to come this way vet; this is the way to the House of Lords, * (Laughter.) After a reference to the noisy scenes in connection with the suffragette agitation, Sir Berkeley related his experience of the all-night sitting.” The old cabman ...

... utterance to a most fervent ‘‘Hear, hear.”” The audience shook with laughter, and Mrs. Benson herself had great difficulty in keeping a straight face. ‘‘ London Opinion’’ contributes a Suffragette’s Alphabet as gflm i— A stands for Ape—we would fain ape the male ...

... ventilated, and the wire-netting is to be fixed on the openings of the ventilators! No doubt aven the most militant of the suffragettes will ‘ appreciate this touching evidence of the Government's solicitude. An army of visitors, French and British, assembled ...

... they bought Fremch dresses for their wives and daughters; as far as he knew thero was not much duvmping of foreign Dukes. (Laughter.) He bad heu& nothing of the gericus state of unemployment that was noct chronic amongst them. (Leughter) Why, then, did ...

... an hour,” when the driver of another vehicle ‘‘ overshot his mark, and struck us with his pole right amidships.” (Laughter.) SUFFRAGETTES AND MR. ASQUITH. In East Fife ,yesterday Mr. Asquith motored to the different polling booths. He was accompanied, ...

... entitled, “ Scroggins puts up for Blankshire,” in which the suffragettes are a very conspicuous body, and cause endless merriment by their doings. Other pictures which caused much, laughter were ** Fourteen boys” and “The house under repair.” A very pathetic ...

... Grand Theatre. Laughter will be the dominant note this week at the Grand. Fred Karno, that liberal caterer of public merriment, is responsible for two sketches, and the fact conveys a host in itself. Like all his oductions, moreover, they almost overflow ...

... newspaper came out with the heading, ‘Dean n.mfgnke_vs.’ (Laughter.)) I don’t know what it will be this time, but’’—with a sly glance at a group of girls from the school—‘‘it may be ‘Dean and ducks.”” (Laughter.) No Notes Permitted In the House of Commons we may ...

... estimated that the annual cost to the borough after making the repavments of principal and interest on loan, will be only £‘2f. Suffragettes and the Chance'lor It is stated that some 200 tickets for the mecting to be addressed by Mr. Lloyd George at the City Temple ...

... is a Spiritualist. There is a difference between that and Socialism. Defendant: Whatever it is she has got a bad temper. (Laughter.) Wizs on the Green Mr. W. Redmond, M.P. announces that he will contest Cork City against Mr. W. O’Brien. | Unsettled Weather ...