... CHARITY COMPETITION. he need not return. He came back it is A SPLENDID BALANCE SHEET. and “Sir, it is not contagious; twins.” (Laughter.) The of the United The Married Women's Goed Time. Charity Cu Cothpetition were called togethe: at the Station Hospital, ...

... say of the House of Commons ae they did of Poplar Workhouse, that the people inside were better off than those outside. (Laughter). With re- gard to Chinese Slavery in South Africa, he said that the Government had been climbing down by degrees from the ...

... posed to women’s suffrage, and the leaders o the move- ment started with “A” (Laughter.) She was not going to be put down by a mere Chan- cellor of the Exchequer. (Laughter.) It was said to them, as w men suffragists, that they must wait for the en to ...

... over of the schools, and in cases where ne w Council Schools had to be built in place of existing Voluntary schools. 4 SUFFRAGETTE SCENE DEMONSTRATION IN THE LOBBY NOISY WOMEN CARRIED OU House of Commons, Tuesday The Exchange Com pany states that a very ...

... it in cold blood. (Laughter). We will win by our outrageous methods, and easiest of all, perhaps, by our vigorous denunciation of byelection candi- dates; and so, why not give us the vote for the She claimed sake of peace?’’ (Laughter). that their methods ...

... Bright observed. Mr. Tallack ex pressed surpriso at this remark from one s closely connected with certain of the leadin lady Suffragettes. Bright exclaimed: “ Sih girls Cutting Plea. How lawyers lave each other. A lad for trial in the North-West Territories ...

... by the veteran, Lord Tredegar. “T should like,” he told the servants on the Tredegar estate at their annual dance, “ the suffragettes to marry honeymoon. ”—** Globe.” the passive resisters and go away for a long Tiddle (nervously, to livery stable keeper): ...

... worship, and remarked to his mate, “ Bill, this is not for the likes of us. get the terrier and go ratting.” (Applause and laughter.) Preud of It. Su Henry who recently succeeded to the baronetcy, speaking at a Licensed Vio- tuallers’ dinner at High Wycombe ...

... takes place at the Bruton-strect Gallery to-da is a new depar- ture, an the first of its ki nd, the exhibite Disguised Suffragettes. | being exclusively the work of those in one or It must have been 6ome Machiavellian | other branch of the sister Services ...

... not, he say more about the matter for fear of disclosing the pecrets of the society to which the crumpsman was attached. (Laughter > The Royal Cruise. The King and Queen will leave Marseilles next week on their Mediterranean cruise, and they will probably ...

... the church. He was sure that if the suffragettes were in power thes would not have allowed such an Act to pass. (Laughiter.) He supposed all their worker would have to be insured. A Voice The sidesmen as well, (Laughter.) It was docided to seek advise as ...

... While Mrs. was playing Katherine in “The Taming ot the Shrew at Sunderland, a gentleman in the audience caused an outburst of laughter by giving utterance to a fervent “hear, hear atter the actress had given the lines am ashamed that women are so simple to ...