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... Suffragettes Are Coming One of the most enjoyable privilejre-; accorded to Londoners to-day is the bathing lido of Hyde Park, which gives facilities to old and young to Jbathe in the Serpentine under ideal conditions. Previous to the lido being opened ...
... Fun with the Suffragettes. There huve been no harder workers in the election than the suffragettes. Everyday and all the day they been at it. They are not fighting fair—but then, no oue expects women to fight fair. They are asking the electors to vote ...
... CARRY A SUFFRAGETTE. The roeeptiop aooorded the Kan— mioon•mwfaer, Mr* Gerry A. Netkn. in her wandering* through Scotland has not been extremely enthusiastic. After her initial outburst in Dundee bar campaign has been of rather humdrum type, although ...
... made my headquarters at the Temperance Hotel, Forfar, and the hills and glens of A ngus rang with the battle-cry of the Suffragettes. I had enormous meetings at Carnoustie, Broughty Ferry, Kirriemuir, Cortachy, Downfield, and other places. Everywhere the ...
... but rioting they wanted, and 00 the idiotic game Went on. The trumpery display Holloway Prison Saturday, being greeted with laughter and jeers, shows that the tide* has turn'd. Those insane methods luckily are rutting the fran- farther and further rem women ...
... primary purpose was—Votes for women shrieked out stylishly-dressed ycung suffragette. Within few seconds she was the arms of stalwart Gala steward, and wss borne out amid the laughter of the audience. She appeared to the only one of her kind who had succeeded ...
... meeting at Trafalgar Square was going on leaflets were being distributed, which read as follow: Men and Women, Help the Suffragettes to rush the House of Commons on (CONTINUED FROM BACK PAGE.) complete the arrangements for the march on the House of Commons ...
... pul coal 15 per cent. ? Mr Hendorson--No. will not. Mr Mitchell » the general Mr Honderaon—lTio geuanU idea is wrong then. (Laughter.) TRACTI ON-ENGINE OWNERS* WRONGS. The wrong* of tract were brought very forcibly before member* Banffshire Road Board Satnnday ...
... gave it as wide a oerib possible. Another incident was a rhver retort to suffragette orator—' A woman was once in, however, and she ruined the whcle world.’* Tired of the Suffragettes. CAPTAIN MURRAY’S HARD WORK. Tho susraget:cs have been getting a little ...
... At eitrht goes another walk, and at ten. or half-past ten the very latest is in bod. Seven hours begins the routine over SUFFRAGETTES HOWLED DOWN. R!OT IN HYDE PARK. Them wild scenes Sunday nfrsgotuV meeting in Park. wd for a tho speeches wero surpended' ...
... dropping off the Inspector‘aumbrrll a while that ofhoor waa taking the samples; but his statement was received with irreverent laughter. There baa always boon a deal of odium attached to umbrellas, especially when rogue tried to make one belonging another man ...