... fair-minded person—e kind ol lapar-mau—(laughter)— somebody who wal above tbe reeconr ot party—(cries ot Cecil That’s it, said Mr. Lloyd George; that is the reality—(laeghter and cheers) —a sort of male suffragette, who howl* down the Prime Minister 111 ...

... deecription fitting is that of petty spite, I don't, know. But whatever be the reason, the result is only provocative of laughter. Hendy, and those who are working with him. may take it from me that the Liberal Tress have no desire whatever to attend ...

... arrangement, and occupied his time holding some sort musical instrument in his hand for the purpose of scaring crows or suffragettes. He laid it down that was a libel on the farmer the country. Farmers were men of diflereat calibre, and Mr. Craze was typical ...

... a film that. 13 bang up-i.- date. Family's Holiday - is one keeps house in roars rot laughter. The star pitturt are ''Tbe Titanic Disaster and ''Fightin: Suffragettes.•• The *Aare, to be screend nit Titursdav and Friday week wilt a manlier f meters. al3ri ...

... opening the proceedings, Colonel Williams explained that the ladies and gentlemen who formed that society were not militant suffragettes and he appealed to the audience to give the speakers a patient and attentive hearing. Personally, he was not there to ...

... make a pathway The Mayor : I afraid to touch on the question of rights now think now there is only one the property right (Laughter) The report adopted The brief report was presented by Alderman Daniel stating that during September 357 books issued and ...

... the churches in Liskeard before they had any there was preacher Greenbank their preacher failed (laughter)— nlo welcomed at the Workhouse (Renewed laughter) have always radiant memories of splendid done at Liskeard in the early days of the during war ...

... ho number other turn the may Suffragette” time groin revolver went off and blank cart-idge through clothes but flesh am said any said to the to and the the report to into the ground in he to wilfully was fun and laughter person A lown th or four times ...

... for se have had some ladies, who have come all down here to see him—(laughter). Personally I feel quite envious as regards that. But. you mark it, they won't bother me—(laughter, and hoar, hear). Proceedreeding, he said that he was • convinced Free ...

... went to the House Commons in the furniture van. dealt with the methods adopted the suffragettes a very practical ami logical manner, and frequently evoked hearty laughter her apt and h-i v i ili --, ri; i ■. ...

... through tho post. Ibis rule has been relaxed for some time now, and in waiting long before taking advantage ot the fact, the Suffragettes have shown themselves rather less alert than usual. All the same, it ■w;is a piquaut idea attack the Prime Minister with ...

... Trade, but by free drinks I . . . America, I Ww — ae - Ir. Churchill's beet hit, and the sally I evoked a regale: storm of laughter and applause. Outinning, he urged them to help retain control over the nation's pane, le keep their undiminished in value ...