... their rates. In the latter respect his Honour remarked that the ladies seemed far behind, and he supposed they were Suffragettes. (Laughter.) The majority struck out were Nationalists. A number of new claimants were admitted. the Rockwallace unit, the objected ...

... LAWRENCE (Parliamentary aweary to the Ministry of Health), who ~o tt tiie Bill, claimed Boadicea as j.orst of the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) lle Bill was read a third time. ...

... Mr. explained on Monday. this is a matter for the supports of Woman's Suffrage to decide amongst themselves. (Laughter.) • SUFFRAGETTES IN THE POLICE COURT. Mrs. Drummond's Advice to Magistrate. LIQUID PHOSPHORUS AND A BURNT ARR. - - At Bow Street to-day ...

... at Bsllsbri Igo. sad tha Clerk said is this ease expenses would be allowed. Mr Harm m —ls there anything about the suffragettes ? (Laughter I. The Chairman said that any member of the Council who 'Woad could go. ...

... phrase nowadays. (Laughter.) Mr. Farleigh : My friend is thinking of Suffragettes. (Laughter ) To Witness : Tell of some one to whom she applied it. His Lordship : Goodness! We shall have actions for libel and slander ad infinitum. (Laughter.) Mrs. Fletcher ...

... separate room to set apart for ladies. The Instiiuto would welcome them, though it was not with a view of making tbem suffragettes. (Laughter.) During the evening Miss Haves, soprano; Mr. George W. Riley, tenor; and Mr. H. Short, humorist, contributed song- ...

... were not here to leCaustate for seamen. Why hbould they leave out suffragettes? (Laughter.) Mr. Skelton (Dublin) considered the opponents of the amendment narrowminded. (Oh and laughter.) The general secretary observed' that if they were going to pass ...

... eentury, when his responsibility was increasing the mimljer new laws, administrati(»n. clerical matters, motor ears ami Suffragettes. (Laughter.) Then there was the question the strain upon a policeman in e ...

... plaintiff explained, was •' for taking suffragettes to Castleton.'' (Laughter.) His Honour : not sure that you ought to be paid at all if you take suffragettes. (Laughter.) It was explained that some of lhe party of suffragettes who were in ...

... of Boadicea, the first of the young Liberals. (Laughter.) Miss Lawrence (Parliamentary Secretary Ministry of Health), who supported the Bill, claimed Boadicea as the first of the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) ...

... lie added. dealt with anarchists, nihilists. and all manner of persons in political offences. Panklurst: And women suffragettes. (Laughter.) Major Cooper Key. the Chief Inspector cf Explosiwes at the }tome Office. in the course of examination by Mr. Bodkin ...

... The y ought to be the first to recognise law and order, but th ey set i t at defiance; they mig ht be Nihilists or .Suffragettes. (Laughter.) The amendment was lost and the minutes were carried. ...