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... no twister. (Laughter). They could not turn him, he was not tied to the Duke, the brewer, or the parson. (Laughter). Mr Spear was on the side of the brewer and bad plainly said so. (A voice He’s the wrong aide of the hedge.” (Laughter). The speaker ...
... officers-—On the motion of Mr Parnell,, the letter was allowed to lie on the table, one member remarking that it appeared to be Suffragette job. The Local Government Board pointed out that after December 1909 women with property whether married or not, could be ...
... speech suitable to the occasion, opeaed the proceedings. Even the was not allowed to say very much, for touching on the Suffragette question and waving a banner with the insaiptioa “Votes for women ?he was promptly hustled off the platfotm and class constable ...
... shot was fired in Broad Street. The living wonder,” half man and half woman get-up, sat very well on Mr VV Rickard. Roars of laughter greeted the appearance of ** The Village Dentist.” The jaw-bone of some deceased quadruped was exhibited, held a pair of ...
... was a ■ good Why didn’t they trust the (Laughter., wanted OF MR THOMAS sufOsgettes os angels In disguise. (Loud IT TV TM t. laughter.) They were entertaining angels RUDDLE butdlfl not know it. (Renewed laughter.) The right of the people to lax themselves ...
... THE COMMONS. CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY. The Houee of Commons seems hardly able exist without scene nowadays. The militant suffragette, Mrs. Travers-Symons, started the epidemic. Then came Mr. Victor Grayson, with two outbursts defiance the Speaker ef the ...
... the other side drag whatever stinking fish over the trail —(laughter)—the electors could say I smelt that bloater last year—(laughter)— and it does not smell any better than it did then. (Laughter) 1 going on the other track; you keep your fish lor those ...
... Mis. Hatte, Mesas. C. M. Harris, J. H. Hayne, and A. Wakefield acted judges. Their awards were as i, “The trial of the Suffragettes.” A. Hooper and patty; a, “Steam Laundry, 1. Tie weeks, jun., and patty ; 3, (down): a, B. Stephens, jun. Decorated bicycle ...
... ' good as be possibly could, anything like a case was made ont. (Applause.) Mr Croydon Marks, replying, referred to the suffragettes, with whom, be said, no (One present had any sympathy. He believed that the advancement of the cause ot women could be ...
... end and tbs charges against him be formulated; Mr. Gladstone refused any concession the voices raised on behalf suffering suffragettes Holloway Gaol; Mr. Buchanan announced that last year in India there were 1,204,194 deaths from plague. Mr. Rees then gave ...
... admirably sustained all. Miss V. Cowling sang Duddle Oddle sweetly, and great laughter greeted Mr. E. Taylor’s song “ Let’s all down the Strand. The musical scene “ The Suffragettes,” was carried out in fine style by Misses M. Smith. V. Mitchell, D. Mitchell ...
... Hawke,'J.P, and otbeis. the chair being occupied the Rev Forster Morris (Recteg).. - The Chairman explained that It was no* Suffragette meeting the general sense oi tbe word, estate was constitottonal, non-political and non militant Ha bad always brnn in favour ...