... flag, the familiar tricolour of Suffragettes— purple, white, and green— which was produced in Court, having been taken from their premises. As soon as the banner was produced there was loud applause from the Suffragettes in Court, which Bailie Stewart ...

... PREMIER ELUDES SUFFRAGETTES. THORNE WANTS TO KNOW HOW HE DOES IT? EIGHT ARRESTS. \ Several members of the Women's Freedom League, who have been engaged in picketing the official residence of the Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street, were arrested yesterday ...

... SUFFRAGETTE WHO IS SENTENCED CALLED HERSELF AUTHOR AND WINDOW-SMASHER. Bow Street (London) Magistrate yesterday disposed of fifty more cases arising outj' of the Suffragette disturbance last week. Sentences for obstructing the police and; breaking windows ...

... PRISON TREATMENT OF SUFFRAGETTES. Gladstone, answering Mr the Commons yesterday, said, as regards the prison treatment of the Suffragettes, must refer his hon. friend to numerous previous answers upon this subject. Bvles—Does not the right hon. gentleman ...

... PRIME MINISTER AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. In reply to a question Mr C. Duncan, asking whether he was aware that over 100 members of the Women's Freedom League had stood outside the gates of the House during the last three weeks in order to see him, Asquith ...

... SUFFRAGETTES MEAN TO CONTINUE Destroying Private Property. General Drummond Heckled at Dundee Demonstration. General Drummond played the part' which Mrs Pankhurst was to have taken at Suffragette demonstration in Dundee last 1 night. She was the ...

... SUFFRAGETTE HUNGER STRIKER TAKES FOOD ON HEARING SHE WILL BE RELEASED. Mr M'Kenna, replying Mr Lansbury. said that Miss Alice Walters was released from prison 23d July. She was fed by tube once, having for 48 hours refused to take food. She resisted ...

... would srrudge being little better off. (Laughter.) An elector shouted a personal question, which Mr Gammell did not answer. (A voice, Answer the question.) Mr Gammell—You ask it. If you I'll drop on you. (Laughter and cheers.) In reply to another elector ...

... experiments in various forms of Christian work. Suffragettes Ejected. At the evening meeting, when the report of the Committee on Life and Work and Public Morals came up, sensation was caused Suffragettes, who several times interrupted the proceedings ...

... SUFFRAGETTE MEETING AT BUCKHAVEN. WELL-DRESSED CADS AT ELIE. Mrs Sanderson, Forfar, addressed ft ar S^ly-attended open-air meeting* at College Street, Buckhaven, Wednesday evening. Referring to the unpleasant work connection with the movement, Mrs Sanderson ...

... (Cheers and laughter.) Mr Dillon asked whether, in the case of political prisoners who had not used violence, the right hon. gentleman could secure that they should be subjected to more humane treatment than that accorded to those Suffragettes who had not ...

... SUFFRAGETTES DEFY CHURCHILL, AND SAY TRAGEDY IS IMMINENT WHICH WILL SIGN GOVERNMENT'S DEATH WARRANT. It's as well to be hanged for a sheep as a lamb. This, according to Miss Christabel Pankhurst, characterises the attitude of the militant Suffragettes ...