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... The Fiscal said they had evidence that women were sometimes disorderly crowds. (Laughter.) No Suffragettes Turriff. Mr Aitken—There are no Suffragettes Turriff. (Laughter.) He had heard more noise in Tiwriff on Saturday evenings than on this ocoasion ...
... last night, *to listen to an address by Mrs Drummond, well-known the General the militant suffragette movement. The ball was decorated with the suffragette colours and banners showing various mottoes and inscriptions, such Fortune favours the brave ...
... Ladies and gentlemen, said, I see that you are generous enough to forgive my personal appearance. (Laughter.) You know that it -was not voluntary. (Laughter.) Nothing- would have been further from mind than appear before a fastidious Edinburgh audience in ...
... PORTRAIT DESTROYED. A Remarkable Scene. When this wear's Royal Aoaderay Exhibition had been bat three 'hours open yesterday, Suffragette startled the crowd the galleries by smashing a valuable pio the portrait of Henry James, the i novelist, which had been ...
... interest is The Outoast, domestic drama of considerable power. A Prinoe's Love Affair and Looking lor a Fortune are the laughter-storm ers; and these should drive away dull care, every time. Electric Theatre. The only picture showing in Aberdeen of the ...
... t'euowshiip, mention of Councillor Earrow (of Derby). Bodkm fiat sac say about him*— sue like his milk and water manner. (Laughter.) sort language did die use?—Ordinar.ly was quite but directly the police O- soldiers luy ,ov was mentionoJ used ie ' * (Eaugnter ...
... who was -first minister Aberdeen, and came the conclusion that the occupant of that position was C. C. dements was much laughter when one the members, acknowledging a courteous personal reference by Dr Maodonald, pointed out that the latter was a dependable ...
... place to g®' l George with air gun.'' He »aid Right. (Laughter.) Withefis added We shook hands before leaving 3 house. . of and &aiu*~ VV avc him in you can do the in. eaid Right 0. (More laughter.) / examined. wit&eaa said Vt had > about n he.' son ...
... they'll ensure that the Tel. Aberdeen 27883 Another famous retort’ Mine Even- of School spectators won't have came from suffragette, Ch vray: ne ARIES (Mar, 21-Apfil 20): romises to be different ‘of art student George run for cover from mis- i | ION PAINT ...