... the brink of revolution. Every one is depressed, and Government securities fell heavily on ’Change yesterday. BESIEGED SUFFRAGETTE. DEMONSTRATION OF WOMEN AT MRS. MONTEFIORE’S. Keep the Red Flag Flying. COPPERS FOR “THE CAUSE.” Mrs. Dora B. Montefiore ...

... Bible Teaching Must be Retained. APPEAL TO NONCONFORMISTS. When Mr. Asquith was enabled to speak after the battle with the suffragettes last evening, he said it was his intention to make clear the real character of the pioposals of the Education Bill. He ...

... in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, asked the Home Secretary if his attention had been called to the case of a suffragette named Billington, who at Marylebone Police-court that morning was lined £lO, or two months’ imprisonment, on a charge of ...

... THE IMPRISONED SUFFRAGETTE. Miss Billington, the woman suffragist, is still in Holloway Gaol, in default of paying her fine. The other leaders of the movement met at three o’clock yesterday afternoon to decide upon their future course of action. It is ...

... Mr. Lloyd-G-eorge said Mr. Balfour had charged the Government with muddle. He was surprised the word did not choke him. (Laughter.) He also said that the present Government was creating a great deal of inrest. So they were in some quarters. The Bishops ...

... Halberstadt, Magdeburg, Naumburg, and Erfurt; peeps at the people, and descriptions of the services.. HENPECKED CABINET. MORE SUFFRAGETTES ARRESTED. WORRIED MINISTERS AT MANCHESTER. Thirty thousand people attended the great Liberal demonstration in the Belle ...

... THE LEEDS YORKSHIRE MEROTTRY, TUESDAY,JOKE 26,'190G, SUFFRAGETTES’ NEW MOVE. *: CITY EDITION. MR. CHAMBERLAIN S SNEERS. THIS MORNING’S Latest Telegrams. Want Cabinet Ministers as Witnesses. Faith, Hope, and Charity in the Cabinet. [By Our Private Fl ...

... asked Mr. Wilson. Mr. Irons replied : taking a cup of tea.” Mr. Wilson : I thought you might have discussed whisky and soda. (Laughter.) Witness told of the reproduction by Die petitioner’s agent of a bogus advertisement, purporting to be issued by Mr. Batty ...

... LEEDS AND YOEKBHIHE MERCURY.’ THURSDAY,”JUNE 28, THE WOMEN’S WAR. More Suffragettes Charged. MISS KENNEY AND THE WHIP. Arrest of the Lady Who Resisted Siege. The saffragettes had another field-day yesterday at Marylebone, when Miss Kenney, Mrs. Knight ...

... another. If the clauses had agreed with the speeches, he was not sure that he would not have been a supporter of the bill. (Laughter, and Opposition cheers.) Mr. Ashley withdrew his amendment, and moved instead that the clause should apply trusts for educational ...

... him he could not do. (Laughter.) Mr. Lyttelton said he would appeal to the Prime Minister to give day for the-discussion of this matter. The Prime Minister: It can be taken on the day set apart for the Colonial Vote. THE SUFFRAGETTE’S BABY, NEIGHBOURS’ ...

... Kenney, of suffragette fame, visited Halifax on Saturday, and addressed a meeting in Savile Park. She said, in opening, that she often found people gathered together just to see what kind of female hooligans she and her colleagues were. (Laughter.) She was ...