... the largest concerns of its kind Ireland, was gutted by fire Sunday. The damage is estimated £5,000. A summons against Mrs. Garvey Kelly, a member the Irish Women's Franchise League, for causing an obstruction by chalking the pavement was dismissed at Dublin ...

... active part in militant work. Miss Cissy Wilcox told some touehing stories of women in prison. We are Going to Win. Mrs. Garvey Kelly, described by Mrs. Pankhurst as another pioneer from overrepresented Ireland, said: I am glad to be ono in this fight ...

... friends are a.ked to send in their names to her. Donations to Tea Room gratefully acknowledged : Mrs Quinn, Mrs Tinley, Mrs Garvey Kelly, Mrs Milne, Miss Williams. ...

... IRISH SUFFRAGETTE. Summons for Chalking the Pavement Dismissed. In the Southern police court, Dublin, on Saturday last, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, a member of the Irish Women's Franchise League, was brought up before Mr. Swifts, on remand, charged with wilfully ...

... the following members have been asked to form a sub-comm'ttee to deal with the work :—Miss Barton, Miss Duggan, LL.B.; Mrs. Garvey Kelly, Miss Hamilton, Miss I tech• Johnston, Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs Wilson. Hon. Treasurer. The following rule has been adopted ...

... DEMONSTRATION IN HONOUR OF RETURNED IRISHWOMEN. On Saturday evening, the occasion of the return to Dublin of Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, and Miss Alien, who had undergone term of imprisonment in Holloway Jail for participation in the recent scenes in t ...

... and at Beresfurd Place meeting. Our hearty thanks are due to Miss Keevey, Miss Flood, Miss Cahalan, Miss M'Nestary and Mrs. Garvey Kelly for their valuable help in this direction. Other members have furnished themselves with posters to paste up prominently ...

... colleagues. bo evidence being tendered against them. On Thursday Mrs. Cousins, Mea.Bac. (Treasurer 1.W.F.L.). MW Allen, and Mrs. Garvey Kelly were brought up at Bo* Street charged with breaking Cabinet Ministers' windoWs, and sentenced to one month each. On Friday ...

... Women’s Franchise League was not attached to any political party. Sympathy and help came from all sides, and was accepted. Mrs. Garvey Kelly said the women’s movement was now in the forefront one of practical politics. Men of intelligence supported it, and as ...

... not as a concession, but as a precedent and a right. The Wednesday meeting at Custom House drew a very large crowd. Mrs. Garvey Kelly and Mies Cahalan were the speakers. and Mrs. C o win dealt with questions. The crowd that gathered at Phrrnix Park on ...

... of the Irish Chiles were disposed of. On Sunday, September *4th, a very large gathering assembled in the Phoenix Park. Mrs Garvey Kelly, presiding, said that people had now grown to accept as usual an open-air suffrage meeting, that suffragettes were no ...

... named Willism Henry Kelly bas been arrested for alleged wife murder following a midnight quarrel, A summons against Mrs. Garvey Kelly, a member of the Irish Women's Franchise League, for causing an obstruction by chalking the pavement was dismissed at ...