... by me, I shall stand by thetn—(applanse)—not-withstauding the enemy may bring down all the Social ists and suffragettes in Christendom (laughter and applause). I notice that some of ...

... Government, which happened to be a Liberia! one. (Voice; Lt's have a bathe now (laughter). Sir Henry Catnbell- Bannerman told us to pester them, to worry them, and so we are (laughter). We have sent deputations and demand to see one of the Cabinet Ministers ...

... The Suffragettes in the Boroughs. Successful Meting at N wtosn : Mr J. D. Rees's Black Record. of the moat aucce..ful meeting.. a puhtical campaign wax the •uffragette m.•tuig held in 11.1. Publie ha'!. Neatuan. on Thur..4las night. large %rented ...

... Victoria Mall and she attended it. Afterward.. .be and °there walked up New road 'singing and when near Clark', where the :suffragette. ed. Griffiths came to her,took bohl of her. and ..truck her in the lace. Mr Mustyit stopped aviosulting hr furtlicr and ...

... extension of the fratichire to women (laughter). did not think any of winld think very mach of him (Mr Rees) if he tame there at the elewenth hour and made a feeble iffott to secure a few converts by butterirg up the suffragettes and the Buchan.. (bear, hear) ...

... sympathised with us; hut on the other hand the ladies know what the church has for them. In the church they had no suffragettes (laughter)—for the reason that they have always had their share in the ruling of the church. Ladies have been and still are ...

... m. vi 0. venal the Osborne judgment. unjust fin (tile. o Army and Nary, and now frame. toe Suffragette. had broken the Prime Mitii,ti-r's a itidoara —(laughter) - and a weakeiiing of the defence^. alt , olt would Engkind to a second or third elms Power ...

... Was excellent. The members of this notorious family were large in number, and along the entire route they provoked roars of laughter. Tbe kitchen and bedrooms were in full view of the crowd, and the gentlemen responsible were Messrs Breese Ford, T. Poulton ...

... Carnival. SUCCESSFUL EFFORT FOR LOCAL CHARITIES. Neutown ass al TO with •trange Auraetens on Saturday night. These included suffragettes with their familiar cry of voter for emas; Red Didion in ful paint hobknobbed with wbitewpd Kaffir* swarthy gipsy ...

... the harbour debt amounted to over .C 31.000 and Mr Evans, Terrace road, asked a question about the receipts. The shout of laughter which followed aptly measured the sense of public ridicule felt in respect to the Corporation white elephant. It im well ...

... good ou the bottom notes; No. 3 lacked body, and the alto in No. 4 forced the masculine part. His advice was, do not a suffragette. The winners were No. 2, Misses Rosa and Georgina Jones, South terrace, Aberystwyth. Quartette, 8.A.T.8., The Roses. Prize ...

... of conversation and laughter, gave her pause for a moment.; then she bit her lip, set her teeth, and ads-enc. ril to the bare and polished place on the floor which had been prepared for her. Suddenly the conversation, the laughter. ceased; she felt every ...