... conscientious, and courteous to all, and now that he is gone we do not believe he has left a single enemy behind him. Suffragettes' Outburst ...

... true, Peter. The wart' wid I. different, the fouk wid be different, ad — Andrew—That new creation o' women in the shape suffragettes widna be heard tell throughcut our lan'. Tam—Weel, I maim alloo that the women fouk are gain their length noo-a-days, an' ...

... 8. Lorie: recitation. Farewell to Dolly.’ Isabella Joiner: solo. ‘The Sailor’s Life.’ Jeannie Lerenie: recitation. ‘The Suffragettes,’ Maggie Lawrence. Minnie Lemmon. Barbara Watson. Mary D. Ritchie: solo. The City of Gold.’ Mary Ann Watson (the little ...

... humorous speech, said he was sorry to see so few of the gentler sex present—he meant the men. (Laughter.) When, however, the Suffragette made her appearance there would be a larger turnout of men. When the first president of the society (Mr Sydney M'Ewen) consulted ...

... and social advancement arc being secured. Now, no one can deny that in our disput es betwe,m labour and capital, in the Suffragette agitation, or the troubles of Ireland, that we have been generating a fair amount of exactly the same inflammable material ...

... question. The meeting, which was good-humoured throughout, broke up with someone proposing a vote of confidence in the suffragettes. poultry Management.—Miss Strang, of the Collage of Agrienlturs. continued her coiiree of lecture# last weak, addressing ...

... illustrated magazines. hypnotism. Christian science. millionaires. massage. volunteers, typhoid. diphtheria, airships, suffragettes, Salvation Army, cloned goods. fish - knives. goloshes. waterproofs, gas heating and cooking, sewing -machines, threepenny ...

... Edinburgh, was yesterday, by 33 votes to 4, appointed city analyst for the city of Edinburgh. Miss Emily Wilding Davison, the Suffragette who rushed at the King's horse during the race for the Derby on Wednesday, died on Sunday afternoon. A letter posted thirty-two ...

... case for women in a clear and convincing manner, which was a pleasure to listen to. There was nothing of the shrieking suffragette about Miss Parker, and the arguments which she advanced in favour of votes for women were such as, in my opinion, could ...

... his friend, the Captain showed the unexpected visitor out of the front door. Apropos of the remark I made last week that Suffragettes were blamed for more than they were guilty, I give the following which has since appeared in the daily press:—Prior to ...

... held on the 15th inst., and included quite a number of gentlemen who were excluded from the ladies'—l had almost written suffragettes'— whist drive and dance. The reason for this committee of bachelors sending invitations to these gentlemen is unknown, ...

... Miss Maggie Taylor (fishwife). Gentlemen-1, Mr W. J. Fisher (aeroplane); 2, Mr Alex. Fyall (clown); 3, Mr Alex. Johnstone (suffragette), 4, Mr W. Slater, Portknockie (sweep). Among the other cyclists in fancy dress were:—Mesers Frank Stuart (clown), James ...