... west was due, and no sooner did a brawny clansman step on the platform than he was appropriated in a jiffy. Oh, the awful Suffragettes! What mischief will they be up to next? They seem to be coming further north with their terrible deeds, and it is enough ...

... the kin' which took place yesterday fin the youngsters paraded the streets like as many stupid suffragettes. rancie--Weel, Jock, I'll alloo that the suffragettes are nae only stupid, bit a hantle o' them I'm sorry to say are absolutely coorse, an' ski be ...

... played by Bookie Thistle, but it appears that our local football team have no monopoly of this toothsome dainty. A party of suffragettes who attempted to hold a meeting at the fish market at Worthing Roach last week got a ho-tib• reception, and one woman was ...

... CLOSING THE GALLERIES. The outrages by and antics of the militant Suffragettes are demonstrating that, despite the removal of a corps of the leaders, there are men and women in all parts of the country prepared to undertake daring deeds. The recent fires ...

... loth to leave the historic links by the seashore for another course on a bleak hillside. I am not aware if there are any Suffragettes in Cullen at the present time, but if there are they cannot be of the militant and interfering kind. At Lossieniouth, however ...

... 10d. In 1896 it was £1 0. Id, and in 1900 and 1901—the year of the Hoer War — it was over £3. The Queen's comment on the suffragette incident at the recent Court was characteristic and significant. She is said to have remarked—lf this were the worst thing ...

... themselves to death it they choose. The Government could not be held responsible for such suicides and if a few of these suffragettes were to go under hatches as the result of hunger-striking very few people would lament. 5 The Widnes Corporation, who ...

... • A few weeks ago there were a number of destructive hill fires in Banffshire, which were thought to be the work of Suffragettes. The police, however, were able to find the culprits, who proved to be thoughtless farm servants or schoolboys, and they ...

... either men or women by their looks, but it is always pretty sat to judge people by their actions. And judging the militant suffragettes by their action=, we can only come to the that their minds must have become unhinged and that they are su,itable subjeets ...

... wife. carrying her usual complement of tin pai's and with the inseparable wean*' on her back. Mrs Pankhumt and a sister suffragette were seen, while there fraternised together fl-hwire*. one them with omel bearing placard with Vgend All skats”; Judgea ...

... aiming at the sea. X. Y. Z. fires at a minister, and hits his church. That is not good marksmanship. I wonder if he is a Suffragette! Probably not ; for he talks to me like a father, showing quite clearly that, as the Americans say, I didn't ought not ...

... that the doyen is Dr Edgar Jones, of Billericay, who is 103 years old, and has been a magistrate 80 years. Owing to the suffragettes' behaviour in prison, Dr James Scott, the governor at Holloway, has just had a physical breakdown and has retired. The ...