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... CORNISH SUFFRAGETTE AND A WRIT FATHER. FINED FOR OF COURT. Dr. Robert Wharrv, hitstone Head, Cornwall, the father Olive Wharry, one oi the suffragettes concerned in the tire outrage, was fined and costs, in the .hang's Bench Division, en Thursday, for ...
... SUFFRAGETTE PILGRIMS INVADE CAMBORNE. UPROARIOUS SCENES COMMERCIAL SQUARE. Never the history of Camborne has such a crowd boon seen Commercial Square was seen Friday night. There must have b©en 10,000 pcxiplo congregated in the Square and Chapelstreet ...
... Asquith goes down Clove!ly to take a holiday Three suffragettes go down and actually go the same church where he goes (Laughter). Shocking i isnt it (Renewed laughter). I blush to tell the tale (Loud laughter). They sit opposite him in Churcli wearing the ...
... WOMAN'S HUNGER STRIKE. HOW SUFFRAGETTE SECURED HER FREEDOM. Wallace Dunlop, the suffragette will* last week sentenced to mouth's imprisonment for posting notice the walls the House of Commous, was from Holloway prison on Thursday, after serving only five ...
... A writer in the Eton College Chronicle, referrin • to the Suffragettes, Heroines ti. 7 undoubtedly are, of an extraordinary t. unknown before in the annals i‘f history . We feel that their bravert won id have 1. ft Boadicea prostrate with .t while ...
... VOTES FOR Suffragette Meeting True- open air meeting was held Truro yesterday afternoon in connection with the Women's Suffrage movement under the organisation of Miss Phillips (organising secretary for Cornwall). There was very fair attendance. Mrs. ...
... removed -at told them that they would go any i height the letters the Board trade (Laughter “So did you”) Board inquiry I 1913 about the future Ih 1 Lostwithiel (Loud laughter) was would be delighted if thos prophetic utterances came true (Hear hear) all ...
... window. She did that principally for air (laughter)--eeeing the cell measared only eight feet by ten, and the window would Oct open as all. Fresh air was an absolute tram the point of health. The Suffragettes spoke and shoutsci to one another, snag war ...
... Cbristabsl for the Tate. iCFFRAGETTES NAIVE OFFER. At Suffragette Peckham Rye Sunday, Mrs. Dnuumond, most of whoso remarks were drowned by the uproar, sain, •1 don't have to get drunk get such courage she potnktd to a man. You are one of ihoeo who craw ...
... the campaign before coming to these splay passages. Since I was at St. Austell, she said, I have been in prison again —(laughter). She went 0 because Lord Carrington was billed to speak. His lordship missed a note which Phillips left at the hotel for ...
... Mrs. Martel drew attention to a cartoon the Western Daily Mercury representing a tug-of-wsr, with the Captain and a Suffragette pulling the rope one way and Mr. Buxton the other. She stigmatised the picture se libel en the women. She said sho should ...
... 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*. ...