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... her in was Miss Margaret Gillespie, Mus.Uac., was deeply interested in the Women’s Suffrage movement ■ Ireland before going to India in 1915, and was member of the Irish Women’s Franchise League. MRS. COUSINS GETS A TEAR. When the movement was at its ...
... member of the Lambeth Board of Guardians that she became convinced that women must have a voice in the making of the laws the country. Out of that conviction was born the Women’s Suffrage Movement which for several years provided sensational news and ended ...
... Before ho took holy orders Dr Talbot was for a short time professional actor, and in his early days was keen advocate of women’s suffrage THE BIRR CHURCH OUTRAGE. MULLINS AGAIN COURT. CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT. John Mullins (23), a cinema assistant, Green Street ...
... eliminate all women from the business and professional world. Women have fought valiantly for the right of suffrage, but to vote in country where you had right to work would rather sorry travesty upon freedom.’* she said. Of tho million married women gainful ...
... well-edueated, intelligent woman; conscientiously carried out very strong anti-suffrage views; took an active part in England in combating the agitation for Woman Suffrage; resumed life in Ireland (interrupted in the earlier years of her widowhood) in ...
... first floor, but, owing to th© barricades. it took them some time to reach the! second floor, where the dead bodies the two women were found in pools blood. They had both been shot through the head. The bodies were tied tightly together by cords and electric ...
... and formal Cabinet Ministers will be seated in the stalls of the choir. 'Hie transepts will bo peopled by famous men and women in many walas life, and everywhere there will be brilliance of uniforms, the glint of medals and swords. . . The acrarium will ...
... route turned at sharp anglfe through the waiting room and thence to a aide exit. Here the crush wag alarming, and several women screamed loudly. The police were powerless this point. They tried to stem the torrent, but as the danger of the crush was so ...
... dropped to the foot with only 3,517 and actually forfeited his deposit, failing to obtain one-eighth of the total number of suffrages. may be said that in East Islington the Liberal champion had a narrow escape of being placed a similarly unpleasant predicament ...