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... THE SUFFRAGETTES DECIDE TO BECOME MARTYRS AGAIN AND CO TO PRISON. The case against the three Suffragist leaders, Mrs. Drummond (the “General”), Mrs. Pankhprst,. .>jid her daughter, Mies Christabel Pankhunst, which was concluded. at. Bow .Street on Saturday ...
... assaulted): Yon see what you have done, don’t yert Why don’t yer lock up them suffragettes instead pinching hard-working woman like me? D’ye ’ere? I aint no suffragette, (Laughter.) September 11, 1909. * SAIJLOI'S TERRIOU DEATH. After Fellini Overkoerd tie ...
... A SUFFRAGETTE’S PROMISE. Hannah Lhcab, sixty-seven, of eccentric demeanour, described charwoman, was charged before Mr. Bose with disorderly conduct. Police-constable Cook, 188 M, stated that at six p.m. the prisoner wae addressing a crowd of about persons ...
... IIIIISIRATED POLICE NEWS BATUItDAY, June 30, 1906. THE SUFFRAGETTES. The suffragettes who have recently given the public many object-lessons in the fine art of baiting Cabinet Ministers, are now beginning to find their methods somewhat expensive. One ...
... love. Counsel: Then I don’t know what you call love. (Laughter.) I would liko to read the second verse, because I think the jury would like to hear it. (Laughter.) A Juryman: Oh, spare us! (Laughter.) Prisoner said he had devoted himself to ti girl and ...
... objected tot Yon may right, and if you are I’ll let you go. (Laughter.) What did vou object to? . J The Defendant: Free Trade. Mi\ Lane : Quite right; your polities are sound. You may go. (Laughter.) A LARGE FAMILY. At an old folks entertainment at St. Ph'-ip ...
... foregone conclusion I ahall have to pay.” His Honour: What makes you say that? They have an army liars down here against me. ,(Laughter.) His Honour; But 1 have decide the cane. Defc.rula.Dt: I don’t rac-au you, sir. I moan the corporation. (Daugirtor.) His ...
... Fireman by climbing firo escape while drunk. The accused joined heartily in the general laughter, and was ordered to pay a fine of 30s. or fourteen days’. WILD SUFFRAGETTES. Hammer Thrown at a Judge and a Tomato Strikes Mr. Bodkin. Miniature Riot In Court ...
... Editor, “Police News Office, Kl. Brido’s Avenue, fleet Street, E.G. . ‘: / T ■ THE ILIitTSTHATED POLICE NEWS. DISORDERLY SUFFRAGETTES. Colonial ami Provincial Martyrs.-Sent to Gaol. The third disturbance Palace Yard by gufTi'agetto) during the sitting of ...
... entered the car, she was arrested Detective Hester. The announcement of her arrest was received with cries Shame at the Suffragette meeting the Pavilion in- the afternoon. Mrs. Pankburst declared that she would again on hunger strike. Her nurse was aUawed ...