... was begun. Those who supported it called themselves Suffragettes. At first conducted on constitutional lines, the movement soon took on a new and alarming aspect. A form of mania seized the Suffragettes. They interrupted public gatherings, assaulted politicians ...

... pleased the large audience was evident by the frequent applause. No little amusement was caused by the action song The Suffragettes, while the other pieces were also captivating. Miss Leslie proved a capable accompanist, and the following was the programme ...

... lir/crayon, Portsoy lotted lands, Ardmeallie, Brac of Crombie, Forglen, Mountblairy, and Aberlour. EDINBURGH STUDENTS INVADE SUFFRAGETTE PREMISES. The premises of the Women's Freedom League in Lothian Road, Edinburgh, received a visit from a band of students ...

... have stood the test of time longer than many of the human frames that have in- habited more substantial abodes. 5 The Suffragettes have not been altogether unknown in the north, and this is possibly the reason why a certain shopkeeper in a neighbouring ...

... - 004 - I am afraid, however, that the Suffragettes are blamed for more than they are guilty of. What could be easier for any evil-minded person to commit an outrage on any property—public or private—and leave the ►mpress►on that the nefarious work had ...

... warrant within the Palace of Westminster. Human Letters for the Prime Minister SUFFRAGETTE Do DC; E. An ingenious but unsuccessful attempt was made by the suffragettes to interview Mr Asquith on Tuesday. Miss Christabel Pankhurat and Mrs Drummond entered ...

... BUSINESS CONCERT, T. D. Yule's, 30 W. Church St., Buckle PROGRAMME. Grand Selection By the Best Makers. Recitation By a Suffragette. Solo (so low) By Comparison. Sketch By the Little Folks. Song By One and All. Recitation By a Cut of Wool. Chorus Let 'ein ...

... cottage hospital? There is no difference whatever. Cottage hospital is merely a euphesism for casual sickhouse. —*— At the suffragette meeting on Monday night a curious coincidence happened. When Miss Parker was delivering her attack against the wages given ...

... Mias WHYTE, Mian BUNTING, Mr MURRAY, AM Mhar ««a-kwma SFedßl Zfe*Ml Ike el. IMMIr I*l Yemeelpre* ike kkeick —HUM ••THE SUFFRAGETTE.’* Dean Opw. 7U; le Bwenen 7M. la. «d., U. 6 ...

... member; My cargo's varied—the best you'll get — Everything here but a Suffragette. That's what we want, man, tae rouse the burgh; Could you bring us one -a week to-morrow? A suffragette. the captain growled, and Dory stretched his gills, They wadna dae ...

... they were offering them bargains —and bargains were dear to the heart of the British lady, whether she was a Suffragette or an anti-Suffragette. He could not tell them why it wag that ladies were better at buying and selling than men. They were more successful ...

... Hall, but three quarters of an hour elapsed before apueared. During the interval the audience clamoured for *sang” or **suffragette address.” and ulti mately Mr Joseph Addison, J.P.. after e* plaining that Captain Waring was doubtless on way from Shielbum ...