... ratepayers at Dramachee. Having compared the agitation against direct labour to disease which has broken out in London, called suffragettes' disease” (laughter), Mr. Donnelly proceeded to say that the natives of places like Dramachee and Markethill seemed to ...

... citur.(ii.ns for wages all. I’Korrsfion (• banvii.i.k Ham. having dedared lb;.l woman has two soula, the nu»re greedy the Suffragettes are said now to considering the of their demand Woman Two C-AHtl rigitU-t* have h*n placed inside cadi cnlruticv church ...

... Inland,” responded to W J Barr ; •• The Ladies, and aa none present seemed to bo imbued with the spirit ot our friends, the Suffragettes, the task of responding fell upon Jack Uiairj and “The Visitois, responded to by Mr M'Keown. In order to do honour the ...

... real earnest. Let us, however, forget that such a thing ns politics exists, that thoro are such evils as governments and suffragettes, and keep the lestivc season in the good old-fashiomid way. our readers one and all, whether in this country or, as many ...

... In the course of the speeches at the annual meeting of the Association on Wednesday many of the speakers referred to the Suffragettes and said that they were very thankful to see that Armagh was still free from that dread disease. The laoies of Armagh are ...

... of Lords on Tuesday, 29th Junr, and was aent tor third reading. It baa already gone through the Commons, On Tuesday the suffragettes were again in arms, and made most determined attack on the House of Commons. It is officially staled that 112 women have ...

... failed to hear it, drowned as it was by the din of pirty strife and the clamour of political agitation, the shrieks of the suffragettes, t l 'e hysterics of the anti-vivisectionist, and other well-meaning but misguided people. Every function of the child ...