... Three Snffragette«aleo go down, and actually go to the cbnrcb where Mr. la. Shocking, isn’t It ?—(laughter) I blnsh to tell the tale—(laughter). Suffragettes sit opposite Mr. Asquith in church wearing the colours the Union—purple, white, and green. Mr*. ...

... of were crowds of Wrested spectators were kept in a continual roar of laughter as some mirth-provoking party hove in sight. The comic band was irresistible, whilst the suffragettes and police were topical and farcical enough for the most exacting taste ...

... platform amid roars of laughter. The dialogue and song “A Night in a Dormitory,” the boys In their | night shirts having just got ont of bed, yawning and so sleepy, was very good too. A word mast be said in praise of ” The Suffragettes,” a lot of girls ” ...

... even say if there would a Liberal, Tory, Labour, or Suffragette Government. (Laughter). But he could tell them what the people on the other side of the North Sea were going to do. (Renewed laughter). We not say what Germany is going to do, but we can ...

... were afraid to ask any gentleman to 1 take the chair that night. (Laughter). At their meeting the afternoon they had ' copied the men for once—tor they did some ‘good things at times—(laughter)—and had had a ballot for the committee, as it was felt that possibly ...

... Those who claimed the corse of Adam were entangled with Eve, like Sampson with Delilah, la belle suffragette, and hoped she would be clipper (laughter). He did not disrespect good noneat labour. He was a Fiscal Reformer, and be was Free Trader; believed ...

... anatily phut ii.: the knitter more than yam. All rat May is Ismail.' 'Loud laughter., We hart a lady ilitarthullttailffion,. literature last week. We runlet, rho a suffragette. but it (or pat f and rr. ine outall Laagiiie a of»ni her. Your clothes would ...

... level- ! led at Mr. Llovd George by his opponents, who attributed to niin the cause of every class misfortune, and amid loud laughter, he read the following lines, which a friend of his, Mr. Pill an. had written and sent to him] i Who makes the rain come ...

... any more about ns, and If yon come to our funeral we shall appreciate it. (Laughter), If have cat our throats and are dead and gone, why wrangle over our corpses? (More laughter). Yea, after you have * waked * and buried us. I hope you will find the country ...

... no difference to their agitation, for they did not lack the spirit. and courage of British men. POINTED QUESTIONS ABOUT SUFFRAGETTE TACTICS, Questions being invited, it was asked —Why do you oppose the Liberal candidate and support the Tory candidate? ...

... and never would do anything. The suffragettes said that because the Tories had refused they would to the Liberals, who were going in for a grand scheme qf social reform. They were going to reform the world. (Laughter.) The Liberals, however, answered ...

... Parliament ?—(loud laughter). Wbo would teed my baby 11 my wile waa down here preaching—(renewed laughter and applause). Miss Pethlck: I can’t say. lam glad to sea yon know about feeding babies, but, the majority of “ fellows” don’t know—(laughter). This concluded ...