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... with it an additional Is. per week to his pay. The pay of the women in the Poet °t ee. many of whom .were very active suffragettes (laughter), had been increased by many thousands a year. Every assistant postman aid every learner weald be offered at the end ...
... DERISIVE SUFFRAGETTES. MOCKING LAUGHTER Ili ERNA= (Trost Oar Ova Onerespenapat.) 114 n. T.,k. Ilteaday. pntotion of .111Yr:wiles to-day drove inotornrs to pn,nrit • petition by 500.000 women in fa c onr of 'e enffreite to the r*rtate Committee fftAge ...
... Why would you stop them although you had nothing to identify them with the breaking ofglaes?—l recognised them as suffragettes (laughter). MR. DILLON'S EVIDENCE. Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. was the next witness. In &newer to Mr. Tobias, he said I bis residence ...
... carried him a very long nay: he might resp.differently front what be bad sown: he might sow ,Ulster and might reap Suffragettes (laugh,ter); or any other section who felt deeply diotey bad bean unfairly treated by the law, and would be able to quote in ...
... 'THE SUFFRAGETTES. A SWEEPING MAJORITY. ad that it lead to further trouble. I SIR E. GREYS VIEWS. COMPLAINT OF HUNGER Mon, but he most take inception to the Sir E. Grey admitted that this was the inernueGoa that the Govermaget were re.' beginning of en ...
... HOME RULE PROGRESS. SUFFRAGETTES FOILED. Mr. oho to-day receires the freedom of Dundee., last night paid a to Levee, East Fife, when he addres,ed a ine.4ing of his in the Town Owiag to somewhat disconcerting rumours,. special precautions were takes to ...
... LAUGHTER FOR THE PANTOMIME OPENED. ROBINSON CRUSOE AT THE GAIETY. He wan a good-hamoured. at-peace-with. li-the-world sort of man. He bad two of his own and two of somebody else's kiddies with him at the Gaiety Pantomime on bll and when I said to him ...
... HOLLOWAY. SUFFRAGETTES' Four of the suffragettes sentenced to' three weeks' imprisonment in connection eith the recent raid on the Cabiet (when' chains were uhed by the raiders) were released from Holloway Prison yesterday morning. A party of suffragette++ had ...
... IMMURED SUFFRAGETTES MR. HEALY'S PLEA FOR LENIENCY 'Ch. imprisoned Suffragetteswere the sub- i on a ee ICS of questions put to Mr. Glad- I tull, flume Secretary, iu the bon. ...
... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1913. jTHE SUFFRAGETTES. WILD DUBLIN SCENES. BANNED MEETING; ARREST Dublin Suffragettes. following the on Friday night. displayed unusual activity. aod caused wild scenes outside liountjoy Jail, where Mrs. Sheehy ...
... MERRY ANDREW TACTICS Noisy demonstrations by suffragettes marked the procedinga at yesterday • sit tang—the final one—of the Labour Party Oonferenos at Hull, during a debate nn woman suffrage. Many ladies were in the galleried listening to the discussion ...
... SUFFRAGETTE WEDDING. THE BIRRELL LAND BILL. LETTER FROM REV. D. M. CYFLYNN To the Editor .Irteh Zattopeadoist ^' Sir—lt was not I who wandered away from the subject of Mr. Binell's Bill and bought to revive the exploded fables and the unrepented libels ...