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... SUFFRAGETTES NOT TO BLAME. Salem Methodist Chapel, Pwllhsii, one of the largest free churches in North Weiss destroyed by fire this mutinies, and there are indications Chet the was the work of incendiaries. The chapel ►uilt at a met of LB,OOO. St. Peter's ...
... SUFFRAGETTE AND POLICEMAN. A the Lyceum 'Theatre when matinee in aid of the Actreiries' Learns wee being bald, wee described yeeterday at Now. street, when Suns Si who her adders the Suffrage abop. Adam-street, wee charged with causing an obstrurtana ...
... SUFFRAGETTE PRISONERS. Mr. Gladstone, replying to 'somber of guns lions naked by Mr. D. A. Thom Mr W. Red. mood, Mr. MeoNeill, and Mr. MOrreil, who asked that the suffragists wbo are undergoing imp lore. soot should be treated Are claw ants, said it ...
... SUFFRAGETTE INTERRUPTIONS Ilundroinof people were promoted from atimading Elland Town Hall /an oft the of a mooting, couveno.l by the Liberal ow to the privatise* of deem fog. Tho Kotler He.. W. , of the Board Agri' culture. wee the dust speaker, sad ...
... SUFFRAGETTES DEFIANCE. Mcre Letter Box Trouble. ...
... ACTIVE SUFFRAGETTES. The Suffragettes have lost no time in opening their campaign in South Leeds. It was only on Friday night that the Liberal candidate was selected, and barely twenty-four hours afterwards the advance guard of the Women’s Social and ...
... SUFFRAGETTE RELEASED, Nurse Pitman, who was sentenced at Brist)lmmtwommh’hrdhhmrfor swashing windows at the General Post Office on November 12th, was released on Saturday afternoon from gaol. She bhad only served afewdaysoft.beberm, and was discharged ...
... ++ Suffragettes to Celebrate. I T is twenty-five years ago on I. Saturday that the Royal Assenj, was given to one ot the most !historic Acts in the Constitution—the granting of women's suffrage, and pioneers of the suffragette movement are to celebrate ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM SUFFRAGETTE. PRISON PREFERRED TO A FINE. Miss Evelyn Wurrie, nurse, was charced at Birmingham to-day with breaking a glass door in the Police Court yesterday, after the suffragist cases had been disposed of. Miss Wurrie had been charged ...
... SUFFRAGETTE AND PREMIER An eye-witness thus describes the suffragette encounter with the Premier at Aboyne yesterday, when Mr. Asquith was on his way to see the King. When the train stopped at Aboyne, 32 miles up Deeside, Miss Duglale, whose family reside ...
... LIVERPOOL SUFFRAGETTES ’ Dismissed with a Warning. At Liverpool, to-day, the Suffragists arrsted in Fennicton W ho disturbasioes e o Sun , Wi . Ldoyd George laat evemung, were charged with bebaving m-:nnunn- likely o fibh&hdlh@p@mw i % defaultons were ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN PRISON. MR. GLADSTONE OBDURATE. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, replyi to Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, says he y?n:f:nfic cannat . comply with the to her sister, . Miss Ghiristabel Panbhet fomnie s, Sisters ing a book whilst in prison. ...