... The Suffragettes. MRS. PAN K HURS I' lIU NGER S rRIKUN D. racthurst is hunger striking. CIIRISI'ABEL PANK l'. Miss Christabel Pankhurst will b tried for her iccitement to crime, while absent, according to the it teoreer's charge to the Grand Jury. China ...

... and subscriptions exceeding £3, 000 were announced and LS 000 of the Unions' funds lave. been earmarked for use. NIBS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST AND THE LA 1:0U R ITES Miss Christabtl Pankhurst has tele graphed : We shuu:d fight as never efore with no quarter ...

... George testified at Bow Street Pollee Court, having been summoned as witnesses on behalf of the Suffragettes. Miss Christabel Pankhurst examincd them as counsel for herself, her mother Slld Mrs Drummond. The Ministers agree that the disturbances on the ...

... Laurence+ will continue to edit the uews• paper Votes for Women, while the Pankhurets will gart another paper with Miss Christabel Pankhurst as the editor. A GERMAN APPoINTMEST. England having notified Germany that the appointment of Prince Lichnowthy to succeed ...

... resolutions urging volunteers enough to show that compulsory service needless. SUPPRAGETTEE PATRIOTIC PRO- P .GANDA. Min Christabel Pankhurst has re. turned from Paris to lead a patriotic propaeseda by Pie suffra 6 eites. CLESGY MAY co it) WAR AS - the Arch') ...

... for con 1 tinuance of the movement including a ' single gift of one thousand. THE POLICE AND MISS PAN K. HURST. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who is , still eluding the police sent a deliint I letter declaring that the stars will fall 1 lom the sky before ...

... be the bitterest within memory. MISS PANK - HURST AND THE STUDENTS. At Bristol and others rioted and prevented Miss Christabel Pankhurst from speaking. This indicates a reaction against the suffragettes since the assault upon Mr. Churchill. The police ...