... and the latest sui render was the Suffragettes— (laughter). Turning to the Licensing Bill, observed thai the Government were going to settle- the temperance question, and make everybody sober by Act Parliament— (laughter). He widied they could—(hear, hear) ...

... himseif —(I*/B not ii.speeded the 'hildreii *jk was hoping get lady stflad. the ditiiciiU foster mother, said that Suffragettes (laughter were to work for nothing, and they demands for increases h*' l ' j proposing a vote - Court. Mr. W. H. Mortimer advice ...

... which a Member Parliament was witnsssed re* ceiving his daily deputations, was excellently | presented. The Suffragettes caused roars laughter, and took their parts well. They were Mrs. D. Moore (Miss Stiggno*, presi- i dent), Mrs. J. H. Coles (Miss ...

... Minister gets out without being seen—(loud laughter, which Mr, heartily joined). Mr. Gladstone: can only refer the hon. member to the ladies themselves. Apparently they are not sufficiently vigilant—(laughter). ...

... 6hock and surprise—(laughter). . But, indeed, they were not so black or so plain as they were painted—(laughter, and a voice: No; you are very nice looking— . lovely). They did not want undermine . the foundations of society—(laughter). They wanted to-night ...

... SUFFRAGETTES Waylay the Royal Party From Cowas Cowes on Saturday Suffragettes chartered boat and rowed to the Royal yacht. Finding the King and Queen not aboard, they made for the King's cutter Britannia, winch their Majesties were returning. The S ...

... evidence, said his son was a man of irreproachable character. was total abstainer, and did not smoke—(laughter)—and was a vegetarian—(renewed laughter). He felt it a great hardship that his son, who took an interest in the Suffragists, was in the dock ...

... vote—(laughter) ? The Magistrate : That is not relevant. Mrs. Drummond : If he cannot answer, at iany rate he cannot run away—(laughter). should like to say, Mr. Lloyd George, that you and your colleague are more to blame for this —(loud laughter). The ...

... SUFFRAGETTES I defend the Attack on Mr. W. Churchill at Bristol. meeting support of Women's Suffrage ..as held at Taunton last night, under the auspices of the Women's- Political and Social Union. Mrs. Henry Martin, of Wellington, presided, supported ...

... SUFFRAGETTES a Good Meeting Torquay. 1 | THE MID - DEVON ELECTION. I A Very and fashionable audience greeted two of the. Suffragettes. Miss Sylvia pWnkhurst and Miss Annie at Torquay yesterday. The latter presided, and said they were asking for their ...

... C'arring- fts °ne. 1 id some laughter, described mpts to interview Lord Carrington at ft j n Hotel. Finding her efforts to no avail, she remarked, she wrote Political letter. I began it: ' To the Honourable Earl Carrington.—My laughter)—and I enclosed a . have ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES Holsworthy Doctor Heavily Fined FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT Yesterday, in a King's Bench Divisional Court, before Justices Phillimore, Avory, and Bankes, the case of the King v. Whairy, expaTte Ewens and another, which was a nisi for attachment ...