... were engaged providing small holdings. Ho should noon think ol stopping them ss of interfering with procession of suffragettes (laughter). But from inquiries had made he thought they proposed paying too big sum for that farm. It was not one of the moat ...

... Honour : They were all common lawyers. Ur. Chari.ks They were all good ones (laughter). lam a common lawyer. 1 don't know whether lam good eoe. Dr. Emanuel : friend is fishing (laughter). After further argument, Honour saod he was inclined to agree that the ...

... exercise the franchise ? (laughter and cheers). He was not militant suffragette, but be wanted them to bear that in mind. After complimentary reference to Mr. KaUi. Sir Godfrey said saw by CoutUy Pre*» (bat was not much of prophet (laughter), but thonght could ...

... Douglas Hall and nobody else, no matter where might come from (laughter and cheers). had come to the conclusion as Radicals were always so soar that they were all wrong inside (laughter). Lord Charles said if ever hie countryman, John Redmond, got Home ...

... assessment wss reduced to £5O iu the case of the new schools and iu tbs case oi the York street Schools (hear, hear, and laughter). Mr*. R. Daniel, bead mistress of the Godsbill Coeocil-scbool, wrote stating that a friend bad given her 28yds. of serge ...

... thought they were going to be found out (laughter ), and they aleo had made many exooera(laughter and hear, bean. I’nfortonately for feemaelvee, they were found out and they had to make the best excuse they could (laughter). Was it not terrible thing that there ...

... show that day they could say they had captured Spain (laughter and applause). She also remarked, amidst laughter, that she was not suffragette, bat the did not tbiuh women bad ever had fair play (laughter). She hoped that some interest locally would taken ...

... ensued the remarks which bis interruptions were received by the aodiencs, won largely ia favour of Mr. Farnsworth. A cry Suffragette was indignantly repudiated tbe lady. Mr. Farnsworth. ia one bis replies, said 11 seemed that the geatleman would act auk ...

... A recitation Ida Aoseil, “ Red Riding ood, was exceedingly well tendered. character song. “The suffragettes.” by elder scholars provoked roars laughter, and a French reel the infants was loudly cheered. The second part iucindea recitation “ Grumble ...

... that there werwnow 7,000,000 men voters, that under the Bui there would bo large majority of the wise of the land preserved (laughter. would not that all women should be Free Traders and all men Tariff Beformera; or that all women should Home She agreed that ...

... belonging to the non-militant section of the Suffragette movement, who hired local waterman to row them off to the Victoria and Albert. They carried umbrellas, which, when opened, displayed an advertisement of Suffragette newspaper. They were rowed round the ...

... was pracocally the drat thing said him. A there named Croeth said defendant did blow it. itoess saw thing was was out ul (laughter). Defendant had ou Mr. Cunuw. witnes * employer, and the latter had told bun that Mr. Clarkson wauled to try and throw claim ...