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... A SORRY SUFFRAGETTE. INJURIES SUSTAINED IN DESTROYING At Liverpool to-day, Margaret Ker. aged 19. a University stqdent, was committed for trial, bail being allowed, charged with having placed a dangerous substance in a postal pillar-box, and destroying ...
... 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 ...
... SUFFRAGETTE IN MALE ATTIRE. An exciting incident was witnessed at the close of a Home Rule mcetins at Bristol, at which the speakers were Mr. C. E. Hobhouse, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and Mr. W. Redmond, M.P. ; Mrs. Dove Willcox, a leader ...
... 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 ...
... SUFFRAGETTES PASSIVE RESISTERS A Suffragette was summoned at the Farnham Petty Sessions for non-payment of rates. Her excuse was that her name was not on the voters’ list. On an order for payment bein made she defiantly exclaimed that she wouls not pay ...
... The Suffragettes' Visit to Luton. INDIGNATION - MEETING ■ PARK. SQUARE. SOME LIVELY SCENES. The Suffragettes swooped down Luton, Friday afternoon and evening, .on the oooasion of Mr! Asquith's speech the Plait Hall. From onteide appearances, .their visit ...
... Suffragettes Busy in Bedford. INCENDIARISM CHECKED. On Tuesday morning, shortly after six o'clock, outbreak of fire was discovered in the timber ■wharf of Messrs. J. T. Hobson and Co., Duck Mill Lane, Bedford, which happily was checked before mnch damage ...
... A SHORT WAY WITH SUFFRAGETTES. 'Dr. Charles Mercier. the Physician for Mental ' Diseases at- the Charing Hospital, again ' suggest* outlawry for the suffragist criminals. The punishment would severe. will made by her would stand. She could neither rent ...
... Suffragettes' New Offices Raided. Scotland Yard detectives have raided the temporary offices of the Women's Social and Political Union, and seised a large quantity of documents and literature. Hie offices, ere occupied the Union after the seizure ...
... THE RIGHT TO VOTE, MARCH OF 10,000 SUFFRAGETTES. Ten thousand women, organised to demand the parliamentary vote, passed on Saturday through the streets of the West End London to a great mass meeting at the Albert Hall. Every rank of society was represented ...
... Bertram, M.P., and the Suffragettes. TWO LADIES EJECTED. Mr. Julius Bertram, M.P. for North Herts., had a warm time of at Baldock the other evening, where he was addressing a meeting his supporters—and others. Two promiueDt suffragettes— Mrs. Flora Drnmmond ...