... obtained. In organising such a gathering that night he believed the Women's Co-operative Guild were doing more than the Suffragettes. (Laughter.) They were met to protest against a system under which unduly low rates of wages were paid; against a system which ...

... vise astonivhing. (Laughter.) The ladies got warm that he did net know what 'souk' have happened if the Cbairrna• had not come to the rescue; they did pitch into themselves. (Laughter.) The Chairman: Were they Suffragettes? (Laughter.) Mr. Stan. ley dealt ...

... SUFFRAGETTES. Following the annual meting of the Wood Green Liberal and Radical Association, which took place on Saturday night at the Higher Grade Schools, 'social was held. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Alden wero among the large company. Mr. Alden, as usual ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND MILITANCY. Mrs. Yankburst. addramtng a meeting of the Worueris Small and Volume! Catena at the London Par Ilion )erterday, stated that Three pillar-boa raiders wero undergoing forisle feeding in prison. Size added that el• inougia tney ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE'S GRIEVANCE. In the Divorce Court, Mrs. Any living at Tubell Park. an granted a judioial spar•tioa from Mr. Leeward William Lining. won because of his adultery. The marriage took plane in 1895, ard it was .fated that the respondent had ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SUPPORTERS DUCKED. Clergyman's Fight in Water. Public rengcatec•a WAS wreaked on Suffragette interrupt,. of Mr. Llojd George's spread to South London Liberals on Saturday, when two ii.eu, one a tlergjanen, weir duckco in the lake tit tea grounot ...

... mother was a Suffragette and spent much of her time at meetings and in prison (laughter), said she wished her father would have two wives. because then she should have one mother to go to meetings, and another to tuck her up in bed (laughter and applause) ...

... minutes. It *as proriend by. some Suffragettes, who had annotrnoed by handbill that they would attend and .pretest against the entertainment provided by the Brothers Luok. On the raising d the surtax for this sketch, • Suffragette, with • *cord Votes for Women ...

... they might try whet would harmen if a policemen were to marry a Suffragette. Ho wondered whether the off. spring would show itself more handy with a truncheon than with • hammer. (Laughter.l ...

... Buns milled, Order. osier. La* if,. way. Now, mos, keep Test) Mc? your eye on me. 1 am a named man. (Gram laughter.) He added and • roar of laughter, When s h e a married dm will know better. A Inns later when the name interrupted and the • inwards prepared ...

... bad the fixed idea that becalms the women of the militant suffragette type =Me certain remarks and interruptions 'sit various meetings, so they, in turn, should ▪ dissurboi. (Applause and laughter.) She asibid to my, in justice to the Women's Wrisedom League ...

... which was framed to meet the special circumstances connected with window smashing and other leviers acts en the part or the suffragettes. He read the twat of the Bill. and described its salient points. He pointed out that discretion was gees magistrates and ...