... December, 1912, a suffragette, Miss Emily Wilding-Davidson, was sentenced for assaulting the Rev. Forbes Jackson, a Baptist minister in Aberdeen—in mistake for Lloyd George. In August, 1913, Mr Asquith was attadted by two suffragettes on the Lossiemouth ...

... Miss Clunas is 91 Miss Lila Clunas, the former Dundee town councillor who was prominent in the Suffragette movement (celebrating its jubilee at present), had visitors yesterday at 8 Albert Gardens, Broughty Ferry. She is 91. Her callers were Lord Provost ...

... surprise and disappointment. Arbroath, Forfar and Montrose all show larger decreases, however. 0 0 • • The efforts of the Suffragettes could have no way succeeded. Even if a few hundred women. had escaped being enumerated a pretty good guess could nave been ...

... Forgan whose subject was ‘“The Changing Image.” She outlined the change in woman'’s status in Britain since the days of the suffragettes and spoke of the positions women held to-day in many different spheres, particularly that of public service. Mrs Graham ...

... e, who pioneered nursing as a profession; Elizabeth Fry, who did so much for the reform of prisons in her day; and the Suffragettes, to whom we owe the right to vote. There were still women of such qualities to-day, following in the footsteps of Mary ...

... Norman Wisdom portrays an inept reporter on a seaside town's newspaper. He also plays his own screen mother as a militant suffragette; his screen grandfather as a young man and later, his grandfather as a Prime Minister. Aiding and abetting Norman are Derek ...

... the world from New York to Paris by way of Bering Strait, for fame, fortune . .. and the cigar-smoking sophistication of suffragette-reporter Natalie Wood. Under the direction of Blake Edwards, the gags run a zany course, from a custardpie throwing sequence ...

... are now within sight of the Suffragette Movement. This was the final outburst that drove the women of Britain to illegal and desperate measures to gain complete political freedom. Mrs Parkhurst and other prominent Suffragette leaders addressed meetings ...

... Chaplin—Dick Van Dyke. The house at No. 17 Cherry Tree Lane is in an uproar. Mrs Banks (Glynis Johns) arrives home from a suffragette meeting to find that the sixth nanny in four months is resigning. The cook a2nd the maid are fighting, and the Banks’ children ...

... Chalmers, secretary of Montrose Townswomen's Guild. Others taking part were —Singers—Mrs Masson. Miss McDade and Mrs E. Scott; Suffragettes—Mrs Gilbert and Mrs M. Chalmers; Nurse — Mrs F. Potter; Munitions Worker—Mrs Melville; Accompanist—Mrs Beveridge; Stage ...

... was given by the Studio Players, who staged o one-act comedies. The first * And Then There Were None,” a story about the suffragette movement, had a cast of nine—Pete Cargill, June Craig, Margaret Dunnachic, Harry Greig, Helen Kirk, Sheila McEwan, Anne ...

... way ahead. On the whole, women are more intelligent, more able, and quicker-witted than men But of course, 8s a “Pm not a suffragette or a feminist or anythi like that. “The itchen sink mentality is an obsession with the small tasks to han . sometimes to ...