... themselves suffragettes (laughter). He did not know anything about them, nor did be desire to, bid he did hope that he should never hear of anyone there marrying • suffragette, for he was sure there would be no peace or happiness afterwards (laughter and applause) ...

... were not able to obtain a husband (voila in the crowd. I could do with three, laughter). Women, the speaker said, were on the whole more peaceable than men (laughter and shouts of question). She premised tins from the fact that wails there were a million ...

... ASHBOURNE EMPIRE. Mr. James Wilson's Menai. This year Derby sensation. caused by the suffragette attempting to atop the King's horse has' been presented on the Empire screen this week, and has proved ir great attraction, giv• log, as it does, a very good ...

... that if the Suffragettes want to make matters really exciting for Mr. Asquith they should take advantage of another Post Office regulation, which permits them to send a parcel of live bees by post if they want to! London's great laughter-maker, Mr. Harry ...

... reply be taken ae read (laughter) There was not a diocese with a better bishop than the diooese of Southwell, and they were glad that they had been able to keep him As for the clergy he thought they were a very decent lot—(laughter)— and they, with the ministers ...

... business-like character of the mestings—he not accustomed to such Tresure—(laughter)—and the pres e n ce o f th e had humanised the proceedings (more laughter). Speaking of the Suffragettes the right hon. gentleman said there nothing he would not give them— ...

... in the militant suffragette days. the Chancellor of the Exchequer was addressing a meeting when a lady got up and made some weird sound.; 1 that were not understood by the audience. It was at once thought that she was a suffragette, and a rush was made ...

... Just a little drop, If3dl the reply. In a comfortable—very nicely, thank you—state, pursued the learned advocate, amid laughter. ROE TO ALAS! I have been told that the Bank of England never makes mistakes, said Mr. Sytnmons, the Greenwich magistrate ...

... Michael, Baxter— Prophet Baxter-- who died the other day. To some people his visions of coming events were matter for laughter, but it is undeniable that a few neryoga people were terrified, though their minds became more composed as day after fateful ...

... stepped into the boa was asked by the Registrar: Are you Money? Yet, I am awry to say I am, replied the ma., amid brad laughter. It ram the monthly meeting of the village maned, asd a project for providing • footbridge over an adjacent brook being hotly ...

... lady suffragists. Thus, when Mr. William Redmond asked whether the Prime Minister was not in Hydepark on Sunday, a roar of laughter went up. Whether he was there or not Mr. Asquith did not say, but, like a wily lawyer. expressed some doubt as to whether ...

... any scheme, asked her the best way, in her opinion, to poison Lloyd George. She replied: We had a plan before when we suffragettes spent £3OO in trying to poison him. It was to get a position in the hotel where he stayed and drive a nail through his ...