... Americans. too ? N 1911 suffragettes tried to evade the census of that year and make its figures inaccurate Mar of them hid themselves on census night to escape enumeration No politicians will object to next years census, and the Registrar - General has ...

... accepted by the Home Secretary. urging the estab- lishment of a Committee of Inquiry into their plight. She joined the suffragettes and for the franchise at the fought ...

... In charge of the stage properves is Mrs. B. Hawley. who entere polities in 1908 at the age of 24, when she attended a_ suffragette meeting in Atterclifte. Her parents were all con- and grandparents nected with reform movements. Several councillors are ...

... Or Ulster Covenant. the antics of the Irish Members. the galloping of F. E. Smith, even the “Curragh mutiny,” and the Suffragettes’ The drama of lre- land is seen not in the play and players of the time but in tbe evidence of seeming disunity which persuaded ...

... lecture on the of young | Officers were Messrs L the Moss (president) = = Wicke slev oad Sheffield won council, sub-| | suffragette told by a London | Pinde J C. Proudfoot A Stan- vo firsts and two spec ial awards at ject at the society's annual meeting} ...