... past year having lapsed. ' His Honour: Was it the suffragettes (Laughter.) Mr, VVi]l_ey: I don’t know. AT HOLBECK FEAST. > Turning to the plaintif Mr. Willey inquired, “You are not in with the suffragettes, are you?” (Laughter.) Plaintiff was a little deaf ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES: The suffragettes held a demonstration in the Theatre Loyal last night, in honour of Mrs. Willeon and Mrs. Taylor. two Halifax women, who have just suffered fourteen days’ imprisonment in the interests of the cause. Mrs. Pankhurst, who ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. The suffragettes also Tharangned an audience, claiming the result as the sixth victory for their cause. A RECORD POLL. The poll was a record one, being considerably over 90 per cent. of the electorate. Within two minutes of the official ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. On behalf of the suffragettes, Mrs. Pankhurst the othr day declared that she and her friends would rcsolutolg ospose the Government candidate. It shoul be specially noted notw that Alr. Bright anncunced ‘Jast night that he was 1 favour ...

... SUFFRAGETTES’ FRIDAY, Ou ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT THE GENERALELECTION A London writer states that arrangements will be made at the General Election to run several women's suffrage candidates. Their expenses will be paid, and they will pledge themselves to make women’s suffmage the tirst ...

... SUFFRAGETTES’ THREAT., * Mrs. Thewlis, a loca] suffragette, hag already announced that the female sereechera will visit the Colne Valley “in full foree to direct their efforts against the Governament.” Amongst those expected to take part @re Miss Mitchell ...

... SUFFRAGETTES FOILED At one or two points on the route suffragettes attempted to break through the cordon of police, but were unsuccessful. An assemblage of children greeted their Majesties at Nottingham Forest. ...

... SUFFRAGETTE ROWDYISM. Attempt to Prevent the Postmaster- General from Speaking at Harrogate. Mr. Herbert Samuel, Postmaster-General, at the Harrogate Kursaal, last night, was subjected to interference by suffragettes. He had not been speaking long before ...

... ——— . THE INSUFFERABLE SUFFRAGETTE. (To the Editor of the * Yorkshire Evening Newe.”) Sir, — Mr. Philip Weston's letter in your issue of to-day may be very good reading as a piece of literary humour, but does he charge us—l am bold enough to admit mygelf ...

... SUFFRAGETTES’ ADVICE. More lively scenes were witnessed last night at Hebden Bridge. Ag soon as the non-Union weavers got into the streets several of the representatives of the Women’s Social and Political Union fell in at the head of the procession, ...

... «SUFFRAGETTES” AT FOOTBALL. Amusing Encounter at Bangor. The football match between Bangol shop assistants’ Suffragetie” team and tae *Varsity students, in aid of the mow ootlege | buildings fund, was &Layed esterday in the, presence of a big “gate,” ...