... much about that, replied the other member. I am going to put up a good fight for it; I am the member for that division. (Laughter, and applause.) After referring to the last election, and the alleged change that was coming over public opinion. the speaker ...

... Canadian Emigration and the Canadian Pacific Railway. QE IDDLESEA. Kl CKIN( HANISHIRE ADV. VOTE, NI TAILS, AND NO CENSUS. SUFFRAGETTE MEETINU AT UXBRIDGE. There was only a moderate attendance at the Town Hall on Thursday evening, when. under the auspices ...

... is monstrous; I have never heard of anything . of the sort before. —Witness: Well, sir, it is so. (Laughter.o. His Honour: You'll have the Suffragettes after you if you are not careful—Witness said the reason they so booked orders was because if the woman ...

... be moved for in the House of Commons. This added a great spurt to the efforts of all concerned, and promptly brought the Suffragettes into the arena, but when Wednesday evening passed, and the House adjourned for a week without any motion being made, there ...

... a receipt has been received from the treasurer of the Mansion House Fund. CHURCH GUARDED.—In consequence of the recent suffragette outrages the Uxbridge Parish Church has this week been kept locked, and a special plain-clothes man has been on duty in ...

... worth exploring ? I am, sir, your', faithfully, STEPIIEN SPRINGALL. tireenway, Uxbridge. Feb. lath, 190 S. PAC —When the Suffragettes have succeeded in miming the portals of the Rouge of Commons, and so obtained national distinction, they might with advantage ...

... public meeting, and a more serious one after a writ had been issued. Mr. Clarke: Does that apply to a suffragette? The Chief Constable: Yes. (Laughter.) He said there was a letter from the Home Office, stating that in case of reason to apprehend a disturbance ...

... the water and was drowned. Under the usual reaulations, the Jewel House at the Tower of London, which was closed owing to Suffragette outrages. has been re-opened to the public. At Wealdstone Sessions two men charged with using the Vine public-house at Stanmore ...

... They were without the famous B,l'o. Fox. who was the cause of much merriment Mr. Heath and also Mr. Williams, the latter and laughter with an old song. P.C. Dinky doubtless having reminiscences of • Doo. Mr. Ernie Lambert capably acted as mom sting! However ...

... man in England at this moment. (Loud cheers.) All you fellows and ladies who have worked so hard—well, I like you ell—(loud laughter and cheers)—and I would sooner be midi'date and beaten here, than sit for any other constituency in the United Kingdom. (Loud ...

... warmly appreciated by a large audience. drainage scheme, because we won't have it. In the course of the last-named farce, (Laughter, and bear, hear.) We want the `Tosser and Pitcher indulged in some Council to call a meeting of ratepayers and singing ...

... to have a meeting. but as many were courtin'. Miss C. Gall: song, Valley of unable to be present that night, the meeting laughter, Miss Doris Cowan; conjuring, was adjourned till the following Friday The young magician. Mr. C. Tabor; glee, night. It ...