... tears more of laughter than of tragedy. The D Ascoynes are wholly Alec Guinness, and one man in his time rarely j played so many parts with such distinction. His eight roles from Horatio, the seasoned admiral, to Aunt Agatha, the suffragette, rest on the ...

... show and wives are worried as oegms IrPi1' - ' earned comfortable £5 week in 1939 was eetting£8 1947?- may arouse cynical laughter ' in unfortunates Servants and teachers fact3 By the of 1949 getting Those u good side to account Men nme cent more 1947 ...

... opero Mrs (Rev) I idris Davies was the accompanist The tit-bit ot evening was Of mannequins and modern) This caused roars laughter A very enjoyable evening termi- nated a showing of talking films Mr Spencer head-' master Mardy Secondary-School assisted ...

... swamped everything else In the hall; she spoke not another sound could heard, except the laughter which greeted her ready wit. She alone makes the whole suffragette movement worthwhile. Here, I thought, was a woman who should in Parliament. She know* her ...

... Mr. Timothy Davies. |” While talking to Mr. J. Portas, a veteran Louth magistrate, he recalled that in that year thel suffragettes were very prominent and that at the big meeting in the Town Hall they managed to lconceal themselves in the false roof ...

... City Wednesday The Idriss Senussi the Council of Pope believes that there should be Ministers and political parties more laughter in the world The demands wef e forwarded to the The comedy team of Chick British Government in London who (Harold) Johnson ...

... were too proud to go tor assistance don't break wisidows like the suffragettes' said Mr Jones but I of National to ine nrat race uie year (I believe the them front of canter along!' (Laughter) Mr Jones emphasised more seriously that ft was not charity that ...

... break windows like the suffragettes' said Mr Jones “but I am thinking of taking the National Executive down to the first the (I believe it is the Lincoln) and placing them in front of the horses as they canter along!” (Laughter) Mr Jones emphasised more ...

... want to break windows like the suffragettes” said Mr Jones “but I thinking of taking the National Executive down to first race of the (I believe it is the Lincoln) and them in front of horses they canter along'” (Laughter) Mr Jones emphasised more seriously ...

... Goulden Bach pioneer of the militant Suffragette Movement Mrs Goulden Bach a Kensington resident to have spoken at the meeting and died only a short time ago She was the sister of Mrs Pankhtirst the most famous suffragette Miss Enid Goulden Bach her daughter ...

... afterwards she declared that Mr. Oarnsworthy had said all those things she hoped ho would say. Having in her young days been Suffragette, she said she liked the forthright way he said what he thought, and evidently he had thought about what he had said. However ...

... like you here? Loud and prolonged ironical laughter greeted this which was only interrupted by the ejection of a junior THE JUNIORS The juniors who are disenfranchised have been conducting a sort of suffragette movement Gate crashing and heckling from windows ...