... ASIMICIATION. BIG MEETI \ AT -LOUGH. SPEECHES BY EARL CARRINGTON, MR. L. O. CHIOZSA MONEY, M.P., AND T. ARNOLD HERBERT, H.P. SUFFRAGETTES ON THE WARPATH. The Liberals a South Bucks held their anneal meeting at Slough on Thursday evening. The proceedings proved ...

... efficient officers attached to the Council. One of the greatest achievements had been the colonization of I Harmondsworth—(laughter) — and the improvements in that part of the district alone were worthy of note. He was ' sorry to have to leave, and hoped ...

... Government had also promised a new Reform Bill, with Manhood Suffrage, and something had been said about Women Suffrage. (Laughter-) It was a most extraordinary thing that the Government should propose adding eight million voters to the electorate in the ...

... standing in its place. Afterward. the Court meets to try the cases of the tramp, the Suffragette, and the reporter for having carried away Ajax. The judge causes much laughter by his absence of legal knowledge, and the way in which he interprets the law bearing ...

... to it —well, the thing didn't go off. And certainly Mr. Lloyd George's squib for busting up the land did not go o ha d ( Laughter, and applause.) That speaker told them a tremendous lot of things they knew before, but there was no suggestion how the evils ...

... which eleven members took part, and that of The Suffragettes (by request), acted by ten girls. The village band. a song by twelve girls, each having some kind of instrument, caused great laughter, and the folk song, entitled Strawber ry Fair, was ...

... of the evening, he singing some rollicking and very appropriate songs. Edward German's Big Steamers caused a deal of laughter and earned him loud applause; as an encore, another song of the sea, with an i n t eres ti ng re f erenc e t o the Kaiser ...

... population of this country into four classes, es: (1) Honest people. t 2 rogues, (3) Suffragettes, and (4) Socialists. (Laughter.) He belo to the second class. ?Loud laughter.) With regard to the public control of important matters, he thought it would be ...

... to provide is thoroughly pleasant evening. Mr. E. H. Nash at the commencement, said that this was not a political meeting (laughter) though the C.C. was very conservative ; and on this account the concert had always been held in the schools, and though ...

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... Esher. and the centre pole of the van struck the side of the car, the steering wheel being broken. It is stated that the suffragettes had nothing to do with the burning down of the deer pens in Bushey Park. and that the fire was caused by a 'boy dropping ...

... for carrying out the Reform of had a long drop. (Laughter.)—The Clerk: the Poor Laws, and an adequate extension Yes, and there was no rope to save me. of Old Age Pensions. As Education was (Loud laughter.)—The Clerk produced Mr. also a national concern ...