... A NIGHT OF SUGGESTIONS. SUFFRAGETTES BREAK IN The annual dinner, which was held at the Cotnty Assembly Kooms in the even- Mg, gatbered an assembly of 250 guests. The guest of the evening was Mr. walter Runciman, Presddent of the Bourd of Agriculture. ...

... refusing to perform his allotted task in the Workhouvse that worning, Wiiliam Black (19), labourer, a castal mmmate, amid much laughter, exclaimed, “Strikes being all the tashion I thought i'd have a bit of a strike on wme own account this morning.” It was ...

... a mem- Ihurslnp of over 200, They had not now that number, Lowever, and so balf a guinea would now be the subscriptiou. (Laughter). Mrs. Balch then rose to address the guthoring, taking as her subject, * Womanhood.” She commenced by saying that she had ...

... IMITATES SUFFRAGETTE METHODS. Five Pouxps Worti oF Broxex Grass. The Clerk reported that an inmate, J-lmcd l-‘n;ioriek l::n-::i ::.d smashed panes of glass, n sent to g-fi.on for a month. He had evidently been owing the examples of the suffragettes and had ...

... individual items were reluctantly foregone. le, however, assisted in the guartette. Mr. 'L, J. Friswell created rvars of laughter with his humorous selections, and was vigorously recalled each time. Mr. ' Bruw” Price excelled himselt, ‘he also being heartily ...

... ,” he was continuing, when he was stopped by a burst of laughter. “ What is the mat- Uter,” anguired the speaker,” rather sur| prised at the outbarst. ** Instructed,” eried a vowe, amud laughter., “On, | g your U pardon,” be s, “1 will say then that | ...