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... maintenance of her parent, the saute as a man. Rev. David Davies:Quite right, ton. Mr. R. C. Jenkins: A small beginning for Suffragettes daughter/. VAGRANTS TICKETS. A letter was read front Supt. Rogers stating that Sergeant S. J. Thomas, who was the o cer ...
... Miss Owen, milliner: Scotch. Dr.n Lewis: I:emeriti& Mrs. Williams, Blue Hall: Au.tralian. lei-Innen, Walter Blackman: six suffragettes: Neapolitan. Eiffel Lewis. Melees Hill Vivandiere Mrs. D. T. George with her scouts. M. Vaughan and Sam Davies: Toreador ...
... vehicle to a standstill, and turned the horse out, leaving the suffragettes stranded in the road, :.end the suh• ject of much ni..rrinient. The lease was, how - ever, captured, and the suffragettes later left the scene. As the afterncon aileaneed the euitemcnt ...
... property alien be accepted as a legitimate method of getting one's way. It is quite clear that it this method is good for suffragettes it is equally good for labour, for rabid teccaitallers, and for Church Diaestablishment combatants. Miss Owen apparently ...
... aetioualy iudisporaaL _ _ _ . . It is runsottred that Ht. Asquith sight, bet , •.e rething to teat. looks under Hs ba4 for Suffragettes. Mr. C. Davies was the adjudiemor at Ih. SW and Competitive Festival. held lazt Irsdatoday and Thursday. • -- Llanelly ...
... business. For what is good for one is good for many. —o— _ Toting maidens find many ways of amusing themselves. Some turn Suffragettes: others turn their hands at acting and frightening people. This was the ease in our little neighbourhood, morns time ago ...
... advertiser had an app'icant knocking at his door. Readers should see the offer made t!.eni on Page 7 of this ~ .eek's issue. A suffragette was holding forth in her finest style to an audiene.• of Welsh farmers. With eonsincing arguments she woman's equality and ...
... his in Parliament MORE SUFFRAGIST OUTRAGES rejection Bill speedily produced ill effects most of the outrages committed by Suffragettes discovered Wednesday 7th inst sub-verger on duty St Paul’s Cathedral attracted ticking at foot of Bishop's the police and ...
... treasurer. Being the only present. she received sonic encouragement from the delegates. Mr. Em an Em they not think you were • suffragette! daughter). Mr. Bramwell Jones said Meg. Phillips given them an excellent rapid. He moved that she be cei•orded the hest ...
... conducts aerrices in a quiet and businesslike manner. • • • The church at which Mi.. Lansbury. tlw defeattsl champion of the suffragettes. has been a fioquent attendant. seats about 7(X). and is situated in what the Bishop of London has termed .. a spiritual ...
... £200 auction outside the to in veil listen to Matters Tillard l jei told the the the 111 iei’ to third guilty tile two suffragettes walked into than 11th this to Lipton’s shop gathered round apiece like first the quite went apprentice in to the 'Show ...
... forget now that he is the object of the suffragettes hate that he was first apostle of passive resistance? If not let him and those godlv men who carried out his plan think twice casting a stone at the suffragettes With regard to this revolt it is somewhat ...