... The Übiquitous Suffragette. A crowd assembled outside Lord iTeagb's house to watch the departure Mr. Bouar Law and Sir Edward Carson the luncheon the City and County Con•erratire Club. Before deporting they were photographed. Some disturbance was caused ...

... Suffragette Funeral. The funeral Mi«*> Davison, the militant suffragette who threw before the Kings horse at the Derby, was one the most remaikablc ever witnessed London. On Saturday the arrived in the metropolis from Kpscm, was escorted over 2.O(X* women ...

... upon the safety of lile a ee rican img on board fifty persons will be req be fitted with wi wireless telegraphy apy rt of Suffragettes in Prison. with Questioned Mr. Keir Hardie, it. Mr. MK ‘A states that there f tho women itical prisopers now ty in sentence ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE FIASCO. Petition to be Forwarded to the Mrs. Einniugale Cooke—the authoress ** Mabel Collins ’’ —who yesterday took a prominent part in the attempt to present the King and Queen with a petition advocating women’s suffrage, was interviewed ...

... Suffragette Outrages. Two bombs were discovered Dublin Saturday. In ore case the machine was harmless, but the other found in the Empire Theatre was dangerous, and a woman has been arrested connection with the affair. Three women have been arrested in ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. The London suffragette. Miss Casey, who was sentenced Bradford last Friday to three month*’ hard labour for setting tire the contents letter-box, was yesterday released from Armley Gaol, under the Cat and Mouse Act, on nine days’ ...

... RECALCITRANT SUFFRAGETTES GAOL WINDOWS BROKEN. Warders Kicked and Bitten NINE HUNGER-STRIKERS RELEASED. Miss Curwin and Miss Ada Wright, two of the suffragette hunger-strikers, were released from Holloway Prison yesterday. They fasted for just over six ...

... beaten in every general election. MR. R. MACDONALD AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. Speaking Halifax last night Mr. Ramsay Macdonald was subjected throughout to a running fire comment by a number of suffragettes. None were turned out, but upon Mr. Macdonald accusing ...

... AN AMERICAN SUFFRAGETTE. Illness of a Famous Doctor. (From our New York, Monday. Dr. Mary Walker, the famous New York woman doctor and expert on hygiene and the treatment of children, is lying seriously ill with pneumonia, and practically no hope is ...

... SUFFRAGETTE WAR TO CONTINUE. Lady’s Protest Against Rowdyism. A conference the Women’s Freedom whs opened Cnxton Hall, We ...

... Pietnier and the Suffragette*. Mr. SNOWDEN ukad the Prime Minister if hr had received a requeet to reoeiee e depate tiuii of women suffragiete on 20th June : if so, hat reply bad been sent to the request; sod he bad declined receive the deputation «ould ...

... IRISH SUFFRAGETTES. Deputation to Mr. Birrell. RSPLY. tin Ckief BMntory tor Irolind, (he Right Hob. AguntiM Birtoll, K.C., M.P., icocind in Dahlia Cut to dcphtitioa (ton the Irieh Women’* French Lie Leagae, comprised me follow*: —Mm. Bennett (Bet- (wt) ...