... made the inmates of prisons to their religious opinions furnish any test of the feeling of the country— (loud laughter). Premier and Suffragettes. The Prime Minister, in answer to Dr. Shipman, 6uid the Government had every sympathy with the objects of the ...

... incredible (laughter). When those who laughed learnt the facts, perhaps they would laugh other their mouths —(renewed laughter). Pointing to two Members the Ministerial side, he called them professional scoffers who did not know much (ironical! laughter). hud ...

... official information on the subject of the 15oz. bars of soap alleged to made up by firms in the Soap Trust, and caused loud laughter by adding : The question of soap, in any shape or form, does not come within the province of my department. German Giosies- ...

... all requirements. the amendment the paper were passed the expenditure the local authorities would very largely increase—(laughter). The Marquis of Londonderry expressed dissatisfaction to this reply, condemned the Bill not only as destroying denominational ...

... accurate observations (Opposition laughter and cheers). Mr. Corbett asked the Chief Secretary whether he was assured that adequate protection was afforded to the member for East Mayo against Nationalist violence —(laughter). Mr. Bryce said was not aware ...

... HUDDERSFIELD. Suffragettes Reinforced to Stoutly Oppose MR. SHERWELL. The Women Suffragists were early astir yesterday taking part in the election at Huddersfield. Miss C. Pankhurst addressed a large meeting of railway men in St. Georges-square. She said ...

... evidence, said his son was a man of irreproachable character. was total abstainer, and did not smoke—(laughter)—and was a vegetarian—(renewed laughter). He felt it a great hardship that his son, who took an interest in the Suffragists, was in the dock ...

... WILL GO TO PRISON. 58 Suffragettes Charged at Westminster. LIVELY SCENES. The suffragists who wore arrested on Wednesday in connection with the rioting outside the Houses Parliament were before the Westminster magistrates yesterday. • The noisy scenes ...

... dealing with those matters (laughter). She had asked councillors who were unacquainted with electricity what they did when electric schemes were brought for- ward, and the reply was, We just follow the experts —(laughter). Women would experiience little ...

... the Liberal In formally introducing Mr. Marti»> M Marsack remarked that Mrs. Martin first lady to give address in chaml>er—(laughter). ss* Reviewing the various measures P a jjeJ*! the Government during the past e&x marked that what Liberals were ma. were ...

... still Member of the Board of Trade— (loud Ministerial laughter)—and since he (Mr. Lloyd-George) became President, he had not missed a single meeting to which he had been summoned—(renewed laughter). Tho Spotted Outbreak- Mr. Jno. Burns, replying to a ...

... in South Africa—(Ministerial cheers). Mr. Winston Churchill characterised Mr. Lyttelton's speech as a querulous oration • (laughter). All the provisions of the New . Hebrides Convention 3iad been amicably represented by the right hon. gentleman, but they ...