... oppose his Bill. Think of the position of a Horne Office supervisor put iII the same house with four or fire suffragettes: (Prolonged laughter.) I oppose forcible feeding as inhuman, and for the same reason I must oppose this. Mr. Hume-Williams, after ...

... STOCKS FOR SUFFRAGETTES. In performing the ceremony of unveiling a village cross at Guiseley, near Leeds, on Saturday, Lord Harewood alluded to the village stocks, for which, he remarked, there was still much to be said. They provided, he added. a form ...

... NOT WELL FOR SUFFRAGETTES. An application was receised at a meeting on Saturday of the Executive Committee of the Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales , to be held at Bangor in September, for permission to erect a suffragette stall at the art exhibition ...

... time proved effective in quelling a suffragette disturba,pce at a meeting addressed by him at Blackffurn last night. The Olympia theatre was crowded, and the chairman, Mr. 3. Vaugli-in, having in mind the suffragette disturbance on a previous occasion ...

... it. (Laughter.) Mr. Rawlinson: Are you a militant suffragette! —Yes, I am. Miss Violet Wood, residing at Trouville-road, Clapham Park, was next called. Mr. Barnett (fur the plaintiff) : You are not a suffragette !—No, I am respectable. (Laughter.) Mr ...

... be read in school. (Laughter.) There is still, as perhaps you know, an ignorant superstition upon the other side of the Border about the existence, or at any rate about the limitation, of what is called Scottish humour. (Laughter.) Well. of that superstition ...

... showing that even Miss Lennox relents somewhere—` not Jaeger's, if you can avoid it.' (Laughter.) That seems to be the one soft spot in Miss Lennox's heart. (Laughter.) John Isaac Jarman, who became general supervisor of the publication of the ,s'uffrogette ...

... youths drowned the voices of most of the speakers. Several suffragettes were mobbed and hustled about the park, but in one instance the suffragettes retaliated,. A man was heckling a suffragette, when a young East End militant shouted, Give him one; I'll ...

... winning by 4 and 2. A party of suffragettes, headed by Mrs. Skeffington Sheehy, crossed from Ireland in the afternoon, and extraordinary precautions were taken u prevent a disturbance on the links, bat the suffragettes did not appear. The Chancellor left ...

... SUFFRAGE HUNT. MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE OF FOUR VILLAGERS. Much laughter has been caused at Worples. don, near Guildford. at the expense of four of its inhabitants who eut on a midnight suffragette hunt. The village publican, who raised the alarm, l noticed ...

... but ironical laughter from the crowd outside the building. The real Mrs. Pankhurst is gone, was the cry raised for the delectation of the police. When the dismayed authorities sought further information they were told that the suffragette leader, immediately ...

... to things a bit. (Laughter.) Mr. Walsh : But take his lordship, for instance. One might have seen his lordship stepping off a 'bus. Mr. Austin : Ah, well, his lordship(Laughter.) Mr. Walsh : Does not have to live up to it? (Laughter.) Mr. Austin : Well ...