... no sympathy with the disorderly element snatching a flag from the hand a suffragette. Thereupon a struggle, which was almost fight, ensued between them. There was loud laughter, and cries of Chuck them out. The whole audience rose, and there was more ...

... Women. The audience leapt to their feet, many jeering, many crying Duck her in the pond. It was an exciting scene, tho suffragette kept up her cries, gesticulating wildly. She redoubled her exertions as a band of stewards made their way towards her. Firmly ...

... SUFFRAGETTES IN DUNDEE. JUTE WORKERS AND THE VOTE. the east fife campaign. WARM TIME FOR ASQUITH. The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Ae- j has been singled out fox attack in his x>nstituency the suffragettes. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, one the leaders ...

... SUFFRAGETTES' CAMPAIGN. ASQUITH HATED AT CUPAR. DR DOUGLAS AND THE ANGELS. Mi«s Christabel Pankhurst, LL.B., Londoo. the well-known suffragette, who spent tihe afternoon industriously billing the town, addressed laet night a argelv attended open-air ...

... boy coming up working the Co-Operative Society. (Ureat laughter) When ho oomes into house of his own Shim ** hi. vote it b™ goods the Society. (Great laughter.) The bra'ce of co-operative suffragettes then moved that change made in the rules proposed. Mr ...

... give in until they won. (Laughter.) Mr Winsfcon Churchill, who opposed women's suffrage, had his life mad© so burdensome during his election campaign by the women that he did not know whether he stood his head or his heels. (Laughter.) The attack on Mr Asquith ...

... MR ASQUITH NO LIBERAL. THE SUFFRAGETTES' FIFE CAMPAIGN. From the steps the Town Hall, Strathmiglo, with the moon 'sailinp overhead, Miss Teresa Billington and Miss Kenney last night addressed a large meeting in furtherance of the votes for women campaign ...

... —Seeing ihat Eve spoilt Adam's home (laughter)—if the women of this oountry got vote would they no' have a chance of spoiling our homes? (Renewed laughter.) Miss Biliington—l do not know what you mean. (Laughter, and Voice — That's a staggerer.) My ...

... Voioe —Fine, lassie. Another Voioe—Are ye ge-ttin' mairrit?—laughter.) I may, some time, but I going to get the vote all the same. (A Voioe — It will be Home Rule, then, with you—laughter.) No, will be two with equal rights. VOTES BEFORE THE ELECTION ...

... going to gratify these gentlemen. (Laughter.) I would warn them of that at onoe. Nothing that I am about to say is worth reporting or reading, and I am not going to say one word about politics exoept this—(laughter)—that I am peculiarly delighted to witness ...

... men do without women? ->• laughter.) , ou '' said, pointing to the man on 0 are no' a guid man. I wadna like be yer wife. (Great laughter, and a voice Shove him doon, and another i™®*}® c just beast in a man's skin —laughter.) A man in the crowd asked—When ...

... them bodily from the building, and this they proceeded do amidst the oheers and laughter tihe crowd of onlookers. Struggling and shouting and protesting, the suffragettes were got out into the Palace Yard leaving a trail# of hats, cloaks, scarves, woe-begone ...