... ladies, who hid their names under the title of Mrs. Poole. bets and C 0.. gave a very funny musical 'AAA. entitled The Suffragettes. and after they had expressed very cordially and forcefully their opinion of Mere men. Mr Wakefield sane Let inc live ...

... Winifred Hicks. In the last piece, called The Suffragette. were Mr. A. C. Box. who did some really good setae, as the young City me/chant, as also did Miss Archer ea his wife. Mimi Th.'mpson, as The Suffragette. pourtrayed her character splendidly Miss ...

... of the addresses. SUFFRAGETTES AT THE CENTRAL HALL. MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST ON FRIDAY'S VOTE. The difference between the Acton Social Union and the Education Committee not unnaturally created some expectation that the suffragettes' meeting arranged ...

... the Cabinet, and the girls of Miss Willy's sing ins class representing the Suffragettes. Little Willy Botley played the part of a policeman. and caused an outburst of laughter when he arrested, by order of the Speaker, the only lady who dared to address ...

... the Cabinet, and the girls of Miss Willy's sing ins class representing the Suffragettes. Little I% illyy, Botley played the part of a policeman. and caused an outburst of laughter when he arrested, by order of the Speaker, the only lady who dared to address ...

... times and living with her lover with whom she had two children. Daughter Edith Craig, a theatre producer, became a leading suffragette and lived most of her life with another woman. The play will be performed at the Riverhouse Barn. Walton, on Friday (25) ...

... members bag to put up with he did not envy them very much (laughter). He afterwards repaired to the gallery of the House hoping to me i a little excitement. if only n the shone of a suffragette. He maw a man speaking for some time, but could not bear his ...

... difference between the Acton Social Union and the Education Committee not unnaturally created some expectation that the suffragettes' meeting arranged by the union in the Central Hall on Sunday afternoon, would be of a lively, if not excited and stormy ...

... i„r g ivie up their batelielorteed - at ea se for if they postponed marriage mach lesimr they might have to propose to • suffragette flaagliter). co r ra t a l e ri d th the weal report, Mr Lott the club ea having e balance in lead deahie that of the previous ...

... is • Nutshell. n. artiste's voice was in excellent condition. and his irresistible humour kept tha audience in roars of laughter. It is needier to add that this item war encored. At the coachmen of the fret part sf the programme the Mayor mounted the ...

... short of four. Humorous allusions and laughable comparison between the members of that meeting and the militant Asquith suffragettes was made by this grand old veteran, who then went on to preach his gospel of political pits--orwaniestiou and work and ...

... k empt:hes were intersened wage and saber musical items. was iaterrapted at times by b a b e . with the persistenve of suffragette., antra, eidentallv. they met with similar Late at the hands of =meting—they w ere armed out. The Rev. A. 1.. Harrison. ...