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... communicate with the hon. secretary at 10, York Buildings, Hastings. OUR LONDON LETTER. to impress the new Government. Suffragettes in their hundreds are to assemble under Miss Kenny, and The part taken by the representatives march with banners flying ...
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... took ten wickets in an innings What could poor Buffles do but start a sinning. The manager is subsequently besieged by suffragettes, and upon being threatened by the Bau>dow girls, he says: Dear ladies only this to say. Before you learn to work please ...
... A little ist SUFFRAGETTE.—You worm! I We, the Old Stagers, here, have claimed again ' a 11 __ LW and 6.30 proved the feature of Friday night's performance.' louder! Now I hear ! ' and SUFFRAGF.TTE.-111cre man! I Your tears, your laughter, never asked ...
... Thank you ! A little ist Suffragette.—You worm ! j '* c, the Old Stagers, here, have claimed again proved the feature of Friday night’s performance, i louder' Now I hear * and Kitkkraofttf Mere man ' » our tears, your laughter, never asked in vain. Wheii ...
... A htlle ist Sufi RAGE tie. louucrm. , Your tears, your laughter, never asked in vain, ., dov a .m. and 6.30 p.m. imned tho feature ot Friday night's performance. louder! Now I hear! znd Suffragette. Mere man . ! The years slip bv ; but in the kindly heart ...
... absurdity (prolonged applause). Mr B. 8. Provis, apposing the motion, opened with a lengthy and scathing attack upon the suffragettes. If, Mid, they could not behave cituens, they certainly could not vote saeh. They had disturbed and broken np meetings ...
... concurrence of the magistrate who heard the cases at Westminster Pohce-court, he had given instructions that the imprisoned suffragettes should be treated as firstclasa misdemeanants. ON THE RAND. The Chinese Labour question revived, and BOOM interesting facts ...
... saved the situation. The adjournment:* if carried in the middle at S bill. that it is thrown out! Lord Harris said, amid laughter. tliat if those were not proper worda he would sisheititute others, where. slam the Cht.inuan informed bins that he to have ...
... sent of the dog, the tin pot rattled, and the dog snaps and bark* until the tin falls off and the dog goes into its kennel (laughter). Having got it In its kennel, let it stop there and keep It there; let it die of the mange (bear, bear and :anghter). Mr ...
... was unnecessary for him to speak rate duties, leaving out his duties a came among theue again. Ne one knew gas the suffragettes (laughter). At that policy. It had been grandly carried out They all knew the good work he had done magistrate, and also his ...
... commercial mind bear upon th© Army (laughter). might aest assured that the Army question was being tackled by man with a big brain, who had the confidence of all parties. Haldane was bringing, not only his legal knowledge (laughter), but his knowledge of business ...