... drunk? Witness: Yes, sir: nasty drunk. The Magistrate: Drunkenness is always nasty.—(Laughter). SR - ~ Witness: I mean he was bad tempered drunk, “LIKE THE SUFFRAGETTES.” When the Acton magistrate fined a coal dealer £3 and costs for working a horse which ...

... “THE SALTING OF MR. BALFOUR'S TAIL. THE BIRD HAB THE BEST OF IT Amid the howls of suffragettes at Nuneaton on Saturday, Mr. Asquith managed to get in the following edgeways : — Happily for us to day, we are meeting at the close of a yeek in which the ...

... Mr. Ellison: Have yow known them refuse hay. Witness : No. Mr. Ellison : No, nor any other animal unless it were a suffragette. (Laughter.) Evidence was also given by Insp. Fryer and Police-constable Campbell The fltu-r witness said that one of the sheep ...

... the respective Band of Hope funds. Premier.—Michael Madden kept his audience in roars of laughter all the time he was on the stage. He is great as a suffragette. Mr. Lomax (of Lomax and Sissie) unfortunately met with an accident at the first house on ...

... lest way to poison Lloyd George?” His Lordship: Did you say poison?—Yes. Mrs. Wheeldon, said witness, then epoke of the “ suffragettes’ having spent £3OO to poison Lloyd George, and the plan of the poisoned nail. The prosecution put in phctographs of some ...

... include a splendid feature from he famous well-known play “ East Lynne” * Blood Will Tell 7 and * The Derby 1913, showing the Suffragette incident. The variety part of the programme is exceptionally good, *“ Mandi Goodman ” the great male impersonator had » ...

... know it. (Laughter.) Why did you leave it there for four years if it was your plough 7—Because I believe in a man who borrows a thing returning it. That is my principle. His Honour: Tt is very convenient for the people who are borrowing. (Laughter.) Mr. Pym: ...

... in the “militant suffragette ” days, the Chancellor of the Exchequer was addressing a mecting when a lady got up and made some weird sounds that were not understood b{ the audience. It was at once thought that she was a suffragette, and a rush was made ...

... stepped into the box was asked by Regstrar: “Are you Stoney:'’ “Yes, I om sorry to say I am,” replied the man, amid loud laughter. It was the monthly meeting of the vil council, and a pm&'wt for providing a | bridge over an adjacent brook was I hotly ...

... a glimpse of the Countess, who was not only one of the leaders of society, but a prominent Socialist, a Theosophist, a Suffragette, and ‘ other interesting things too numerous to mention, The occasion which called for Dolores’ services was a big dinner ...