... SUFFRAGETTE PLOTS. The Suffragettes are again on the warpath, and the recent revival of fire-raising is reported to indicate a new campaign which is causing anxiety in insurance circles. Special warnings are being given concerning the danger of leaving ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND PARLIAMENTARIANS. The Suffragettes have not been slow• to claim the members of Parliament who indulge in militant performances as brothers in arms. Miss Christobel Pankhurst claims that now that members of Parliament have taken to stifling ...

... Suffragette Demonstration in Buckie A suffragette demonstration was held in the Fishermen's Hall, Buckie, on Monday night, when Miss Frances Parker and Miss Kate Macrae delivered speeches in support of votes for women. There was a large audience, composed ...

... A PILL FOR THE SUFFRAGETTES. It may be a nasty pill for the Suffragettes to swallow, but it is certain that Votes for Women will never succeed with womanly women until all idea of equality with men has been abolished. Man and woman can never be equal ...

... while Mr Asquith was putting that the suffragettes unceremoniously pounced upon him. One of the vixens attempted to get hold of the Premier, but his daughter pluckily warded her off, whereupon the other suffragette seized him by the throat and knocked ...

... two women were observed near the sheds at an early hour on Friday morning, but no Suffragette literature was found. Another outrage, supposed to be the work of Suffragettes, was discovered at Wolvercote, near Oxford, on Thursday. The memorial to the two ...

... Established 1862. Mr PAUL BLANCHARD, Claremont House, Dalston Lane, London. X 46•-. The village stocks for the militant suffragettes is a 'suggestion by Lord flarewood. )ISINFECTAN KODS FOR 1:- Bottles Fluid. 6d and 1,- Tins Powder. 6d Bottles Crude Banal's ...

... and 4. Prices - Id, 2d, and 3d. MONDAY and' TUESDAY, March 30 and 3L Aista. Neilson In the Great Three-part Comedy, The Suffragette THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th April. The Greatest of all Pictures ...

... was begun. Those who supported it called themselves Suffragettes. At first conducted on constitutional lines, the movement soon took on a new and alarming aspect. A form of mania seized the Suffragettes. They interrupted public gatherings, assaulted politicians ...

... pleased the large audience was evident by the frequent applause. No little amusement was caused by the action song The Suffragettes, while the other pieces were also captivating. Miss Leslie proved a capable accompanist, and the following was the programme ...

... lir/crayon, Portsoy lotted lands, Ardmeallie, Brac of Crombie, Forglen, Mountblairy, and Aberlour. EDINBURGH STUDENTS INVADE SUFFRAGETTE PREMISES. The premises of the Women's Freedom League in Lothian Road, Edinburgh, received a visit from a band of students ...

... have stood the test of time longer than many of the human frames that have in- habited more substantial abodes. 5 The Suffragettes have not been altogether unknown in the north, and this is possibly the reason why a certain shopkeeper in a neighbouring ...