... 'liado truculence in his voice, if h© feeani make end tho apparition. The Speaker accepted the issue as thus defined. Amidst laughter he put the question that urangers be ordered to withdraw, and Members, appreciating joke in various degrees, went into the ...

... “•cratch” variegated crew instantly nmiir.icd. was great success, and house wav «‘j ebeera and laughter. There were many f *° ~\. Inevitably the suffragettes come i° r eartio notice, and theta were the e*Pf_ •f the Kdaorttoo Bill, the Poplar don County ...

... principals. Ample scope i* also Riven to tbe comedians, and wbnt was done at tbe first performance was sufficient prove that laughter and food humour will soon distinguish this year's annual. The artistic rather than gorgeous, whilst the dreasrs arc most ...

... principals. Ample nope ia also given to the oomedians, and what wee done the first performance was sufficient to prove that laughter and good humour will soon distinguish ibis year'* annual. Tbe scenery artistic rather than gorgeous, whilst the are most ...

... THE MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES. SUNDAY NIGHT MEETING THE LEEDS EMPIRE. Instead of the red-nosed comedian rprighUy soubrotte the vidian* suffragettes occupied the sssce of the Leeds Empire Theatre Isa* night, aod for two foil hours urged with much warmth their ...

... yet nmi(mnta over eoiigrante was *• CO’JT. fXZRMA. «n.t ' '(•rr rscnwp*. Tins MR. GERVASE BECKETT HIS CONSTITUENTS. THE SUFFRAGETTES ANT) THE for TION- BILL. '' The lion. Cerras© Broket*, M.P. Division, largo galhwing hi* suftv,-^ iviglifc at a wnokrng ...

... united than bad been at the beginning. (Cheers.) Aa compassionate m«n really wished could say the ramo the Conservative*. (Laughter.) Tbs wcakoea of tte Conrervativea was a positive danger the Libcrab, becauEe it led some them forget ignore fsci chat tte ...

... Manchester, which last-named city ckima to tiro cradle of the movement. There waa determined stew woman air about some the suffragettes, which provoked a few corner boys the route address i them with tbo now histone query Are dowxii hearted? query being received ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer talked of beginning in a small ■war ; did the advocate* protottioD. Sir HOWARD VINCENT: Hear, bear. Laughter.) Mr. COX that a ayatem of penaions would drunkenness, and might pauperism. obligation rested upon the workmen to make pro ...

... TEN SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Ten of tho suffragettes who were sent l>, Mr. Qjn.« Bennett Westtninttor Po1k« Court lost week, ia default of paying fino for disorderly behaviour in Old Palace Vara, were released from Holloway Gaol yesterday morning after ...

... Nonconformist conscience. It very easy to people's consciences. (Laughter.) It was not very easy explain bow they worked. (Laughter.) would be very sorry have to explain bow hia own worked. (Laughter.) His bon. friend a lawyer, and be (Mr. Churchill) woj.d still ...

... do**.” said the Coaonol. with the can tbrfnaelrea (Laughter.) But. Mr. Holt woukl have people believe that my feo were “‘ting men and pugilists.” (A Voice: right,” u rejoinder • Liar.” and loud laughter.) his personal enaracter had not born good, he would ...