... The Suffragettes. Ridicule does not always kill, but when agitators have made themselves ridiculous the movement with which they are associated butters accowli»gly and .set back There in the claims made tin liehalf of woraeu, hut their health must lie ...

... The Suffragettes. Mrs. Cobden Sanderson's husband writes to the papers on behalf of his wife, who in gaol because she refuses to undcrtako to keep the peace. This gentleman's appeal on behalf of his wife deserves study. It should bo premised that the ...

... FRENCH SUFFRAGETTES. The Suffragettes in Franoe have made a distinguished convert, aud without smashing his windows or forcing their way into his house and shouting 44 Votes for Women But the Frenoh Suffragettes do not resort to militant tactics. Theirs ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE PENALTY. Are you a Suffragette? queried a greyhaired gentleman in London tube train in which every seat wag occupied. No, was the surprised reply of a lady who had entered. Then pray accept my seat, he paid with a courtly bow ...

... Labby and Suffragettes. 'jvi• axes in Truth L suffragists. It is the case a. few persons (he mvs), who all thai makes «rcimen charming shouting end bawling until •t supposed that they have a large following them ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES CHARM A writer recently declared that the suffragette had bad teeth. to prove that the writer slandered them, the members of the Actresses.* i Franchise League have organised sort beauty J show at the Lyceum Theatre. Some 40 actresses ...

... The Suffragette's Alphabet. A stands for Ape—we would fain ape the male is the Beetle at which we turn pale ; C the Cheek with which we provided ; the Derision with which we're derided ; our Eloquence—bald as this rhyme; F is the Franchise for which we ...

... THE SWEET SUFFRAGETTE. u Ch come and dine, sweet prt/' cried, 44 'Tis years since last we met. 41 I don't eat now,'* the maid replied, For I'm Suffragette/' ...

... VERY MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES. French suffragettes have passed the lingular resolution tliat unmarried and ohildlea women •it (nil age should be obliged to serve for a year under Che Ministry of War in auxiliary servioes, would replace men who would be more ...

... halfpenny, and a printed slip of paper headed : Suffragette Tactics, and beginning : Dear Sir or Madam, If any time you are annoyed, inconvenienced or financially injured by the tactics of the Suffragettes, will you remind yourself of these things. Then ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES AND .MR. GLADSTONE. The r.uttragettes have, for the moment., Uii their attention to Mr. H. Gladstone, the Home Secretary, who had rather lively experience when addressing a great Liberal meeting at Leicester. It was a reference ...

... A SUFFRAGETTE PLAY. Miss Beatrice Harraden. the authoress of Ships that Pass in the Night, has written suffragette play, Which to appear Yotes for Women. It is sketch titled lady, who hrs unwittingly coir.pro .i. iscd herself with the Women's Aationai ...