... and Mr. Henry J. Ford appeared in humorous sketch A Nouse Trap. This seems to be skit upon that modern absurdity, the suffragette. Jack Manners is very much in love with Kitty C'lavering. and. to tell (be (rath, Kitty very much in love with him, thongh ...

... THE DAILY MIRROR. Hear, hear ! from behind the ladies' grille, where sat a numerous bevy of interested suffragettes. Mr. Evans, in the course of his speech, said he had read in the newspapers that the franchise was demanded by some women. This was ...

... to the fact that the majority of members were immensely tickled by the whole of the suffragettes' proceedings, and that male tyrants left the House roaring with laughter at the ridiculous exhibition which the self-elected champions of womea's rights made ...

... beneficent “buffer” last week by our astonished legislators between them and the Ladies’ Gallery. It was a thousand pities the “suffragettes ** so rashly flew in the face of their best friends. As long women’s suffrage has such champions in the House as Mr. Willie ...

... conditions inside suggested capitulation to the enemy. No one was admitted without an order signed by the leaders of the Suffragettes, and even the representatives of the Press were compelled to arm themselves with this new kind of passport. It was a novel ...

... Trealgausquare and the IN TRAFALGAR SC II ARE. rittrand. The scene in the reeeptionyeern of the Foreign The energy or the suffragettes was amanita'. They Office was striking •nd animated. the deputation tonged up at Trafalgar-square at halfisiast three as ...

... who presided, said that the women were going to get their rights by showing that men had not a monopoly of ‘British Yluck. (Laughter and cheers.) I{ \they could not get them bg Pcaocful means they would get them by fighting. Mrs. Martel, an enfranchised ...

... Thangue's Carting - Bracken. It is bril- FOR DISCRIMINATING SMOKERS. eIGARETTES. .1 OF ALL TOBACCONISTS AND STORES. SUFFRA.GETTE RES: KG D. MRS. MONTEFIORE A PASSIVE RESISTER. THREATS AGAINST MR. ASQUITH. Mrs. D. B. Montefiore, who is taking a prominent ...

... DEMONSTRATION SUFFRAGETTES UNLADYLIKE METHODS.” Although there was spirit of rodomontade amongst the women who demonstrated” in front of Mrs. Dora B. Montefiore’s house in Upper Mall, Hammersmith, on Saturday, the gathering was quite decorous. The lady ...

... ” and it tells the gipsy-rose, “The field-flower and the garden-flower must go the way Death goet,*^ Under its childlike laughter this young wind talks of fate ; It sings of opening woodbine, and men’s hearts full of hate. It sings of men’s hearts full ...

... smooth. cease the publication of such articles.—Reuter. PENCE FOR MRS. MONTEFIORE. Marks of Sympathy with the Besieged Suffragette. SUNDAY'S TRUCE. Mrs. Montefiore is still defying the bailiff, and oa Saturday a big demonstration was held outside Clare ...

... no sympathy with disorderly element, snatched flat! from -the hud .d suffragette. A struggle, which was almost a light, followed between them. This sceue gave rise to loud laughter. The whole audience was its feet. Several stewards thru approached the ...