... INTEREST TO word about the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) They FAVERSHAM. hail leen deceived; the Radical Party deceived tam. lie didn't believe in the geings on'' id Here is a story of great interest to all those the Suffragettes; some of them were Radical ...

... strongly object. The Chairman: But you raid just now you would like to be on the Ladies' Committee (laughter). Aid. Walter : But. they are not Suffragettes (laughter). The Board agreed to interview the deputation at the next. meeting. Msidstene liebseation Omunittee ...

... night in question, when high words passed the two women. One seemed as bail as the other. They were like a ku sif Suffragettes' (laughter). They both threats. The was diamissed, woman ordered to pay her owrk On Saturday IlpietingA Towr were proceedir ...

... ss:---The Chairman: It is desirable the in.surance 'ShOuld - effected as soon as possible.—Mr. Duncanson.: Because of the Suffragettes (laughter). ...

... speaker so persistently that Mr. Furguson at length observed: I believe this gentleman would be a grand man to help the suffragettes,” (Laughter). The meeting had a lively finish. —Mr. J. A. Kensit speaks in the Grove Road Schoolroom Burgess Hill at eight o’clock ...

... success with the exception of a very disgraceful assanlt that was made upon those two politicians by suffragettes. (Laughter.) Assaults by suffragettes might or might not be a laughing matter, but in his judgment a woman who committed an assault of that ...

... great objection to motor-cars, roller-skating, v.nd Suffragettes. (Laughter.) They would probably see much more of fairies, because fairies took to aviation; they had never given it up. (Renewed laughter.) The star-crowned fairies—Miss Irene Cook, the Misses ...

... suffer from the aggression of our neighbours. If all heard was true, they ran a greater danger from the militant Suffragettes. (Laughter.) .Mr. Browning was .proceeding to give the reason for his faith, when someone interrupted with the comment, Radical ...

... fabric of their social system was threatened, their laws and liberties were endangered. She had no sympathy with the suffragettes (laughter), who were body of noisy women who seemed to have lost all sense of womanly dignity. She would be very glad, when ...

... exhaustive duty in connection with the groat City processions and functions, and where also they had deal with the suffragettes (laughter). The committee were anxious to give a fair wage to the whole force, and in order to find out what was fair and reasonable ...

... extreme Tories, moderate Conservatives, Liberal% Radicals, Socialists, and in view of the ladies present, he might say Suffragettes (laughter). He remarked that the present com- Fit: r f Y or s til s e t Till f re ed n ro ca t t t i te m2 wa d y id o t o gr ...

... (applause). He hored the girls would be a credit to their familics, and 10 the town, and that they might never turn into Suffragettes (laughter). Mr. W. Hayres aeconded, and the vote having been passed with acclamaiion, The Mayor repiicd, saying be was no* only ...