... had the defendant taken a hammer and - broken the lamp? . Defendant: I should have got off with a caution, like the Suffragettes (laughter). Judgment was given for the plaintiff, pay+ ment at the rate of Is. a montfi. TURBAN COUNCIL ELECTIONS. L ...

... Was it a Suffragette? (laughter).— The Chairman: No; he was a shoemaker.—Mr. Higgens: How could a man do that amount of damage in a cell? 1 have been in a cell —— (laughter).—Mr. Clarke: Voluntar-, ily (loud laughter).—Mr, Higgens: Yes( ...

... costumier in the village. For upwards of two hours the little ones kept the audience’s attention and repeatedly caused roars of laughter. The ability with which the little .ones carried out their parts was remarkable. During the performance the Rev. W. E. Collins ...

... a one act play adapted from Arthur Morrison’s story in ‘“ Tales of Mean Streets,”’ kept the audience in constant roars of laughter. The dramatis personze were: Thomas Simmons, Mr. E. B. Hennigan; Bob Ford, Mr. A. Garside; and Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Bert Inns ...

... was rather a wide gate to open. What was sauce for the goose was sauce for the gander (laughter). How about the Matron if she decided to do the same (renewed laughter); they would have to enlarge the establishment. Mr. J. Brown asked if the resolution of ...

... Liberal Government. It was a bit slow, though there was a bit of ginger from the Home Secretary (laughter). He did not give the Suffragettes much ginger (loud laughter). People were offered the chance of becoming tenants of the County Council in vhe nebulous ...

... (the Rev. W. W. C. Baker), who recently stated that the Fayrey Pall could not be publicly displayed owing to the fear of a Suffragette outrage. Mrs. Garrett writes:—“l am infinitely obliged to the Rector for making it clear that the members of the Women’s ...

... Brownlow. The evening concluded with some animated miscellaneous slides, among which some views of the suffragettes’ attack omn Parliament evoked much laughter. ForesTEßS’ CRICKET CLUB. — A general meeting in connection with the above Club ‘'was held on Wednesday ...

... asking and was now married to the constituency (laughter). The fact that he had been successful in his matrimonial canvass(laughter)—would immensely strengthen his political candidature for the future (laughter and ap ]ausoii Mr. gohn edmond responded to ...

... picked it up— |in the centre of thfi I%;mdmg }ROO'}‘H was (loud laughter).—Mr. Clark: I should say he Stripped of its gifts by Mr. Art “‘l urney, picked it up from Mr. Bone—(more laughter), ‘ who was disguised as a very venerab e Father | —The Chairman ...

... Guin, who oventually marries Princess Ju Ju, was Alfred Edwards, ard Prince Fu Shu, Vernon Denchfield, who ceoused a lot of laughter by his feigned terror ot having his head chopped off. Prince Go Bang was taken by Frank Richardson. The three disguised minstrels ...

... —which never deceives the electorate —someone exclaimed: * That won’t do!”’ and the rest of the sentence was lost in loud laughter. Whilst emptying a letter-box attached to streot lamp-post at Dunstable on Saturday week, & local gostman found & number ...