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... in Germany. They were apparently Italian origin, Mr Birrell responded seriously, thereat the Coalition doubled itself in laughter. Then Irish Nationalist popped up with a query about putting a duty upon them imported manufactured articles. Not yet, ...
... injury was not serious, but might have been If you had allowed the Suffragettes to get into the hall there would have been protest aIL Mr lioyd George—That is not my experience. (Laughter.). Defendant—l mean a protest of this kind. Such a thing would not ...
... principal centres in Munster. An incident occurred previous to the opening of the proceedings in the removal of a lady Suffragette from the platform, who was stated to be Mrs Skeffington, Dublin. The Mayor presided, and among the resolutions was one endorsing ...
... in Fife. (Laughter.) I have been somewhat diverted came along reading what friends who are in political opposition to are going do. I gather that after some hesitation—much deliberation—daughter) they have, urovisionally at any rate—(laughter)—come to ...
... Britain altogether against the animals came into competition with their lhiLr. wont without saying- (Laughter.) He noticed they took that .luwtly—(laughter) —for had no doubt they wero turning over commercial thoughts in their minds. Irish Stores Necessary ...
... arising out of deputations to Ministers Westminster, and the attendance at. political meeting? that the nature of the crime? (Laughter. in which the defendants joined)— should not say that the particulars the hook arise exclusively out of the j matters connected ...
... think is relevant. Prisoner—lf you would listen I think yon agree with that is. It devotion humanity that. X joined the suffragettes. I think the sex dis qualification the root of all these evils, and until that is remedied we can do nothing but this. ...
... last week. criticised each selected, endorsed this and contradicted was severe upon ari ...
... wealthy individual finds his happiness in Corner' of Laughter Street. A good story, capably told, and showing marked promise character portrayal. Beryl, the high-spirited militant Suffragette, who puts her devotion to the caus ...
... same as a year. (Opposition laughter.) did not know whether that was the kind of arithmetic which I now found favour the Exchequer. If, so, I hoped it would possible to reduce tude our taxation in the tame way. i aition laughter and ehoers.) Putting aside ...
... d Ella Mecmahon. Frank H. Shaw continues his inspiring Odyssey of Brie. T, Among the Musings Without Method are The Suffragettes of James I.'s Reign, when Woman was n ore resolute than ever to masquerade as Man, Are there two Sexes? 'The Women's ...
... Literature of the Day. A SUFFRAGETTE STUDY. THE SOUL OF A SUFFRAGETTE. By W. L. Courtney. London: Chapman and Hall. 6a. There are seven stories in this volume by Courtney, and The Soul of a Suffragette is the first the series. The author himself calls ...