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... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE KING. The attendance of the King and Queen at a special matinee in aid of the Chelsea Hospital for Women at the London Palladium on Tuesday afternoon was marked by interruptions oy the part of Suffragettes. At the opening of the ...
... A SUFFRAGETTE'S SILL The late Miss Emily Wilding Davidson, of the Cottage Hospital, Epsom, formerly of Longhorsley, Morpeth, Northumberland, leaves estate valued at /186. Deceased. it will be remembered, was the suffragist who ran In front of the Kings ...
... THE HECENT SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. The Antrim County Council transmitted, their demand for the financial year ending 81st March, 1915, the net ~um required from the Urban Council being £3,921 4s ltkl. Mr. Geo. Wilson asked *hat n t the malicious injury ...
... ,-- SUFFRAGETTE ANTICS IN LISBURN COURT. Sequel to Cathedral Outrage. Fight Police till Overpowered by Sheer Force. Mrs. Metge Rebukes Mr. Griffith. ...
... THE CHAGOS AGAINST THE GEL- FAST SUFFRAGETTE& GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY PRO• •ELUTION AT LISBURN. F Mid Trivia's Tisksts. On Wedeeedity afternoon last a special court wan held before Messrs. Robert Griffith. .I.P. fin the chair), and William Ritchie, .1 ...
... found it practically in the possession of the Suffragettes, whom pageant and parade were nvia . oraing the attention of Om vast trowds, day and the occasion have bar. 0 shed an contretat with Suffragette methods in F.ngland. lino the Suiting. tte4 arc ...
... makes sic hunger strikers released. Two further suffragette hunger strikers were released from Holloway Prison the same mewing, their names being Miss Kathleen Brown and Miss Spoog. Altogether twelve suffragettes pave been released owing to their adopting ...
... Daily Express leanis thst a disiovery of an astonishing nature has bean the pnliee in their riccut investigation of Suffragette outs -gee. In their search for doviiimnts during the raids in the and domicil‘a of tbo militant :•uffragettt s. there ...
... general articles in the Suffragette. This belief may have had 64 metbing to do with the determination of the authorities to suppress the Suffragette. A staff of experts is engaged in Scotland Yard examining copies of the Suffragette. It has been ascertained ...
... were met by the surging mob surrounding a woman carrying a Suffragette tlag, with the red cap of liberty. Again approaching the police line, the crowd came to a standstill, rod the Suffragette was escorted away by constables. A great booting went up, and ...
... story for the first time, seised on the remark of the militant suffragette, and used it to your ridicule upon the champions of the feminist movement. See the extremes to which these suffragettes are prepared to go, - they said. They think of as a of the ...
... this yeas. TIN militant annraaattm. The militant Suffragettes made things hum on both aides of the Channel this week, few places apparently escaping their attention. Ip Belfast a couple of Suffragettes, the Daily Mirror. although the fact has been generally ...