... which were curled through in • highly gratify tug wiener. The invoke drill by the schoolboy wa s well executed, sod the 'Suffragettes 'carrying banners, embieen of the cause. were quite realistic. The puts of leaders were taken by Misses May Fsrrally and ...

... Sono have been issued at Liverpool against Suffragettes who. while impriaoued is Walton Gaol. tuition property. Extraordinary statement+ are circulating in Birmingham regarding the behaviour of Suffragette. in Winston Green Gaul. It stated that, having ...

... Lord Orriantown arrived from Scotland. A large crowd, among them being Suffragettes assembled outside Holloway Gaol lut week, the occasion being the release of the two Suffragettes eentenced to two months without the option of a fine, for breaking the ...

... aOh men (laughter.) Lord Chief Jostice— Were all Muni sucwaafnl ? I think they were (laughter ) Ite.cxamirx l—Biro explained each of her convictions. 'limier: id was for going to Mr. Asquith . .. Retooling her protest through his window (laughter) After ...

... O'Neill. who. he wan ioefoneeed. had 11.51, Th. Master end they not totted, • peemy. as the old had willed it all to her (laughter) The chairman rain! though .he all that l ney. she he THE LEINSTER REPORTER, SATURDAY. 22 MAY. 1909. Chronicle News. Death ...

... Cattle. 4id to 7!d; sheep, 4:d to Sidi calm, 50 to 8;d per lb. Chronicle News Suffrage Meeting in Birr. GREAT SPEECH A SUFFRAGETTE. There was • fair attendance in the Oxmaatowu Hall ou Thursday night to bear a lady advocating the extension of the franchise ...

... I know. The prisonerrould you deprecate any effort on the part of women to serve their country? • decline to answer that (laughter.. Mr. Justice Madden said that there must some limit to the questions asked by the prisoner. Mrs. Leigh, in an address to ...

... her military friends, who joined in each chorus. Private Miller (Black Watch) sang a few Lauder ditties and provoked great laughter by his quaint eccentricities. Needless to say he was again and again recalled. A well.danced Irish jig IT the Mimes Corcoran ...

... catch him by the whiskers (laughter). Mr. advised both to go home and keep quirt, oat hearing which the woman hecanie excited, said she was glut being fairly treated. Ito worship facetiously asked her was she • suffragette and afterwards directed the ...

... another member, arrived in TiiManure on Thursday morning. The movements of hub are being watt hed by the police. The three suffragettes who arrived from Nountioy prison on Wednesday even. ing are, it is understood, confined in a disused portion of the gaol ...

... bound to the peace aa be was an idler, and had his mother tormented. Os one ocueion be took out bee bed and sold it to a Jew (laughter) He also caught her by the throat and demanded mosey. Mr Houlihan said that was hearsay. Mr Grecian, crown solicitor—fie ...

... statute. Get it corrected in the Commission Office I will let the case stand to next sessions. Red Pepper and the Tußamon Suffragettes. publio meeting was held in ToOsman on Thursday night under the fried. Waree's Frochiss League. Mr. B. F. &ern, LL.B., ...