... they had obtained a certibicate for proficiency, then ;lhv;y could be what they liful—lypo-n(er., dressmakers, suffragettes, or anything, (Laughter). The Society was tracning its girls on those lines. At the of 16 they sent them out to situations, 'l.'::y ...

... A NIGHT OF SUGGESTIONS. SUFFRAGETTES BREAK IN The annual dinner, which was held at the Cotnty Assembly Kooms in the even- Mg, gatbered an assembly of 250 guests. The guest of the evening was Mr. walter Runciman, Presddent of the Bourd of Agriculture. ...

... with tim just like the angels. (laughter.) We can tell you this, if we don't get the vote out of the Government now in power, w+ intend to put the thumb screw on 8o tightly that they will scream for merey. (Lovd laughter.) But the day of victory is comingz ...

... AMONG THE ROSES. Mr. Ellison's Breezy Politics. SBTRONG WORDS VOR THEH SUFFRAGETTES, By the authority of their annnal invitation the members of the Primrose league bad a thoroughly enjoyable day among the roses of Bracebridge Manse, on Saturday. The Rev ...

... conjure up a picture that was too horrible for words—(Shame and laughter.) The modern type of *“‘modern woman,” he considered, might be said to have dated from the time of the suffragettes whose methods were thoroughly bad. For their own selfish ends those ...

... urged all cooperative organisations to Bive lb suffrage movement their heatry -uz:n o . Hodgett said she was mot a militant suffragette. (Cheers, and a Voice: “Why not?”) Neither was she there in a personal capacity, but she represented there 2500 trained ...

... party appears in “The Billposter and has hiving l:lhuauphn.” It is a farcical sketch, and the performers created roars of laughter by their skiliul and fanny performances as acrobats, The get-up of the sketch was also very smart, Harry Nelson re-appeared ...

... after year. She was almost as determined as a suffragette. (Laughter }—=Mr. Odling spoke in favour of giving beer. He sa'd he I'’ked whiskey, but owing to the Buderet it was very Little he got nowadavs. (Laughter.)—Six!een voted in favour of the motion, and ...

... everything. (Langhter). They were as difficult to unearth as Miss Charlesworth herself. (Laughter). All they really knew about them was that they dined once a month. (Laughter). They were more secret than Freemasons. for they never even announced to an ovtsider ...

... made the life of the police such a burden that the entire force would have resigned. And to think it was a woman—not a Suffragette either—who humiliated me! T R 5 Everything pointed to the writer being the only representative of the Hicks family at home ...

... the meeting was to he broken up by } imported roughs; and that the Suffragettes Lot entered the town, and would make a weone, even the names of three prominent loadeis of the Suffragette movement being given. Justead, the meeting was the best, the largest ...

... refusing to perform his allotted task in the Workhouvse that worning, Wiiliam Black (19), labourer, a castal mmmate, amid much laughter, exclaimed, “Strikes being all the tashion I thought i'd have a bit of a strike on wme own account this morning.” It was ...