... away from home. He said that was glad could address them as ladies and gentlemen, and not as suffragettes and gentlemen, for they had none of the suffragettes in that neighbourhood. They were very dissatisfied with much that the Government had done, and ...

... humorous duet, The Upper Ten and Lower Five, Mr. F. and Mr. W. Moxton, character, with operatic effect, caused uproarious laughter, and had to be repeated. Mr. Ralph Lloyd rendered a comic song in costume, Once more I send the needful stamps, the audience ...

... could not think they were a deputation from the women's suffragette movement, because in the first place they were extremely well-behaved, and secondly because they were extremely good-looking. (Laughter.) But he should like to impress upon the women as well ...

... direction they looked—(applause)—returned to power as they were largely by the aid the Socialists, and, might say, the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) Ireland was fast approaching the terrible position it was in during the eighties, and he saw they were turning out ...

... hnd found himself present at a meeting and had the pleasure of addressing it without having a regiment of Suffragettes interrupt him. (Laughter.) He was afraid he must say one word to their Cabinet Minister, whom they all honoured and were delighted to ...

... had increased tenfold; and as regarded the Suffragettes—well, they had been advised by a Liberal Cabinet Minister to agitate, and. having done so. the Suffragettes had got what they asked for. (Laughter and hear, hear.l He then appealed to them do ...

... England was strengthened we should decline greatly as an Empire. He did not believe in milk and water methods or female suffragettes. (Laughter.) He should do his utmost to support the action his friend Mr. Verney in Parliament. (Applause.) The resolution was ...

... amused by Torn May who was specially engaged for the occasion, and for upwards of an boor the room resounded with peals of laughter from tbe youthful audience. Before leaving, cheers were given for Mrs. Hooper, Miss Hooper, and Captain Hooper ; each child ...

... advertisements. The item caused much laughter. pleasing dance by eight girls, dressed in white, wearing wreaths of roses, pleased the audience immensely, also did the one following, an action song, The Suffragettes, by seven girls, some of whom carried ...

... presided, and also contributed several items, which were well rendered. Messrs*.' U. H. Quint an* F. Nicholls evoked roars laughter their songs and costumes. Peachell, of High Wycombe, was well received] his second song obtaining ; ncore, while his> violin ...

... knocking down of stumps that the Kme became simply procession of batsman tween the pavilion and the wicket, amid the hearty laughter and cheers of the spectators. The Philberds couldn't tell what to make of it; took them less time to get ont than to go in ...

... them. (Laughter.) They considered if those goods were kept out the country, or they made it difficult for them to brought in, they would good to the trade and employment in the country. (Laughter.) That was the idea of the Tariff Reformer. (Laughter.) But ...