... got his money provided for him by Parliamentary arrangement, was asking Nonconformist noi to establish a State religion (laughter). What had become of his sense ol humour? Did .'he not see that half the country was laughing him? The bishops were condemning ...

... OF PHILOLOGY. Sir,—What is $ suffragette ? I have heard of leaderettes, novelettes, cigarettes, and many other ettes, but in these cases the suffix always denotes little. Are we then to assume that a suffragette is a little suffrage If so ...

... statements made by inmates of prison* to their religious opinion* furnish any test the feeling the country (loud laughter;. PREMIER AND SUFFRAGETTES. The Prime Minister, in answer Dr. bh.p-»*n, sa.d the Government had every sympathy with the object* of the ...

... more liberal as »n flection apptoaches ? (laughter). Witness went to say he went into an hotel with Mr. Armstrong just before the election. and Mr. Armstrong stood trewt. He was another Mr. Bowen (laughter). Mr. Mathews: This is week after your appointment ...

... great difficulty in convincing a huge crowd in Hyde I’w-k Tuesday evening that the demonstration lor the three released suffragettes was serious affair. Addressing her interrupters, she cried; Those juveniles at the back may more successful on tho football ...

... political demagogue, that it should be as easy to get on the voters' list as it is to get on the rate-book, and—pare the suffragettes—we find no fault with the reasoning. But ratepayer and voter are not yet synonymous terms, and it may well happen under ...

... MEETING IN CHELTENHAM. THE SUFFRAGETTE IDEAL DEFINED. IG SPEECHES. What was announced as the first public meeting the Cheltenham branch of the Women’s Social and Political Union was held on Friday evening at Bennington Hall, Mrs. Edith H. Martin, London ...

... ” Then it’s not,” replied Mrs, Holmes. “I was there and you were not. Jn the next dictionary the suffragette will be put as a verb active (loud laughter). tall elderly gentleman dressed in long grey coat and a soft hat then took the platform. was announced ...

... and they were determined that the time spent upon it should not be wasted (Ministerial cheers). TO-DAY’S POLITICAL NOTES. SUFFRAGETTE RELEASED. Miss E. Pankhurst. one of the women suffragists sentenced to fourteen days’ imprisonment default paying a fine ...

... paint and putty. (Laughter.) Defendant said the body of the van alone was worth the money. Judge Bacon : Then if I decided—as I do—that plaintiff must have his money back, and you your van, you will find yourself in pocket. (Laughter.) MIL CHAMBERLAIN ...

... «id h. iid not think it was aseured that adequate protection w afforded to the member lor Beet Mayo Nationalist violence (laughter). ~ llTßryce mid wee not *war* the honourable member was exposed violence, and he regretted that reflections thia kind should ...

... consult the hon member if he w 11 (laughter). Mr. Lonsdale: Will the Crimo Minister give m> the opportunity o. consulting h'm. The Piim? Minister: I am always available if the hon. menjber desire* consult ir.e (more laughter). THE LAND TENURE BILL. The House ...