... artsts, and cne on “Cheek,” with several outstanding examples. Then “Women's Rights—and Men’s” are discussed by Mics Christabel Pankhurst and the Hon. Mrs. Fitzroy Stewart respectively; while another most ingenious article is that entitled “A ‘Follow-my-Leader' ...

... neither will John Bull be forced to do n.ndythin;, till he has carefully considered it and fuolly made ng his mind. Miss Christabel Pankhurst says “I have not read n’y history.” The point st iesue is not one ol hhtorytono,hnolknowkg.. The Jast extension of ...

... artsts, ard cne on “Cheek,” with several outstanding examples. Then “Women's Rights—and Men's” are discussed by Mics Christabel Pankhurst and the Hon. Mms. Figzroy Stewart respectively; while another most ingenious article is that entitled “A ‘Follow-my-Leader’ ...

... pot-house humour given free gratis and for nothing by the male portion of the audience, was somewhat depressing. (ald- Miss Christabel Pankhurst came somewhat as a surprise. One naturally expected to find in the champion for women's rightsa gaunt, angular, shrill ...

... women In this country, added Miss Seymour, was almost eqaal to slavery, and was & disgrace to a civilised country. Miss CHRISTABEL PANKHURST then rose to speak, but it was some few minutes beforo she could make herself heard, owing to the shoitiog and stamping ...