... snatched a flag from Following the extremely severe measures in- stituted againot Anarchists by the German I the hands of the suffragette standard-bearer, and the struggle became almost a fight. Amid Government, several arrest,' 'have just been made at Dusseldorf ...

... them hard. Th© only people they had ventured to stand up to were tho lady suffragettes” (laughter), and had onlv dared to face them with th© assistance of the police (laughter). As to tb© new constitution for the Transvaal, was content to take a single ...

... them hard. The only people they had ventured to stand up to were the lady “suffragettes” (laughter), and they had onlv dared to face them with the assistance of the police (laughter). As to the new constitution for tho Transvaal. was content to take a single ...

... months Radical rule, only people they had the courage to stand up were the Lady Suffragettes, and they did not to face them without the assistance of the elropolilan Police (laughter). Government that sort was nol going to last very long, ispite its big majority ...

... foundation for it, that women interferance lately in political matters was not altogether desirable from a man point of view (laughter). One of his friends, who was a Member of Parliament, congratulated him the other day on not being member of that august ...

... women were competing with men on these linos they would not expect to bo so chivalrous them now (laughter). None thorn admired the be haviour of tboso suffragettes who had broken the law and disturbed peace, thereby giving so much trouble to police in Lomkm ...

... W women wore competing with men those lines they would not expect men be chivalrous them now (laughter). None them admired the behaviour those suffragettes who hail broken the law and disturbed the peace, thereby giving eo much trouble to the police m ...

... speeches he made consisted of words. (Laughter.) So they did, and he did not mind confiding to them that they often eonsisted of words that were extremely unpleasant to the Radicals in the House of Commons. (Laughter.24or HENDERSON then proposed • vote ...

... province of Canterbury were to play a series of matches at cricket and football against the ministers of the Free Churches. ( laughter.) It might enable them to obey the injunction to put off the old man, the old Adam, A great authority had said that at ...

... herwise teetotallers. time the suffragettes, a good many of whom were arrested' Westminster Wednesday night, will probably gain their way, if only they are sufficiently clamorous. Some people may regard the suffragettes having an inadequate or imprqper ...

... Herbert Bainbridge, Vicar Atoham, Salop, only son of Rev. T. Bainbridge, Battlefield Vicarage, Salop, and Valerio Loy, only ...

... done they pgced their position on a sound and sure footing ,and then select their candidate (a volce: %Ve have %ot_ him,” laughter and cheers). It would be their duty to select a candidate who was a supporter of the policy of Mr. Balfour (cheers). They ...