... IRISH SUFFRAGETTE. Summons for Chalking the Pavement Dismissed. In the Southern police court, Dublin, on Saturday last, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, a member of the Irish Women's Franchise League, was brought up before Mr. Swifts, on remand, charged with wilfully ...

... Arrangements for a large Irish contingent in the Procession of May 28 are going forward. On Saturday the charge against Mrs. Garvey Kelly (postponed for Mr. llcaly's attendance) was heard before Mr. Swab), in the Southern Polk* Court. The case attracted ...

... Healy, K.C., M.P., secured a verdict of acquittal for an Irish Suffragette on Saturday last in Dublin Police Court. Mrs. Garvey Kelly had been arrested at the time of the Christabel Pankhurst meeting for chalk. ing an announcement on the pavement. The ...

... hard choice and she had decided to make her protest by breaking the window. Miss Winifred Jones, Mrs. Beatrice Sanders, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, Mrs. Margaret Cousins and Miss Margrete Allen pleaded guilty to breaking windows at 10 and 11 Downing Street. Miss Capper ...

... colleagues. bo evidence being tendered against them. On Thursday Mrs. Cousins, Mea.Bac. (Treasurer 1.W.F.L.). MW Allen, and Mrs. Garvey Kelly were brought up at Bo* Street charged with breaking Cabinet Ministers' windoWs, and sentenced to one month each. On Friday ...

... Miss Shallard. Mrs. Cousins. Miss Jessie Stephenson. Nurse Brans. Mrs. Streatfeild. Miss J. Mishit!. Mrs. B. Sanders. Mrs. Garvey Kelly. Mrs. Howani Shaw. Miss Mildred Key. Miss Cissy Wilcox. Discharged. Mrs. May_Goodliffs. Mrs. B. Haredleid. Miss Winifred ...

... Mrs. Aldham, Miss Norah Black, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Cousins, Miss J. Filshill, Mrs. May Goodliffe, Miss Winifred Jones, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, Mrs. Lowy, Mrs. Massy, Mrs. B. Sanders, Miss Shallard, Miss Jessie Stephenson, Mrs. Streetfeild, Mrs. Howard Shaw, Miss ...

... Mrs. Aldham, Miss Norah Black, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Cousins, Miss J. Filshill, Mrs. May Goodliffe, Miss Winifred Jones, Mrs. Garvey Kelly, Mrs. Lowy, Mrs. Massy, Mrs. B. Sanders, Miss Shallard, Miss Jessie Stephenson, Mrs. Streatfeild, Mrs. Howard Shaw, and ...

... active part in militant work. Miss Cissy Wilcox told some touehing stories of women in prison. We are Going to Win. Mrs. Garvey Kelly, described by Mrs. Pankhurst as another pioneer from overrepresented Ireland, said: I am glad to be ono in this fight ...

... to sell Voris eon Wows: in the street. They are determined that their record shall be 12 dozen at least every week: Mrs. Garvey Kelly (Suffragist ex.prisoner), Miss Manning, the Misses Swanton, Mrs. Cannery, Mrs. Hoskins, Miss Spongiest., Miss Hill, Miss ...

... Among saline la the country diarists the following have been mike I— Month, Min Ceres and Mies Marty& ; Plallaspe. Mrs. Garvey Kelly; Kingstown. Les and Mrs. Xeraing. • connect In of the troth will take pine at the Molentorth Hall ea 18, et II p.m. TI ...

... people at the idea showed that this protest would be effective snit should encourage suffragists to premed with it. Mrs. Garvey Kelly and Mr. Bridgeman. JAL. took part In the discussion which followed. A debate on Woman's Suffrage took place on Thursday ...