... —No. The Fiscal said they had evidence that women were sometimes disorderly crowds. (Laughter.) No Suffragettes Turriff. Mr Aitken—There are no Suffragettes Turriff. (Laughter.) He had heard more noise in Tiwriff on Saturday evenings than on this ocoasion ...

... careful make-up of Landrey. r w. H- Jack as foreman of the jury irrepressible, and adds eroatly to the fun. Others the are a Suffragette (Mr James ■ Mr Yonng Lamb, the missing man (Mr Charles Lawrence); the trumpeter (Mr Alexander Brooker). and the constables ...

... Suffragette Welcome to First Lord. There was suffragette scene Victoria j Station, London, yesterday evening, on the ar- j rival of Mr Winston Churchill the ex- press from Dover. The Fifst Lord was about to enter his motor car when suffragette rushed ...

... THE DAY. Sttffbagette outbreaks Aberdeen are happily of an isolated, character, but the militants make> occasional The Suffragettes tion, presumably for the Again. purpose of reminding the citizens of Aberdeen that there is at least antrin outragette ...

... Scene. MR SILVESTER HORNE INTERRUPTED. Suffragette Ejccted. scene of disorder, fortanateK seldom witnessed a Sunday meeting Aberdeen, took pJaoc yesterday's Murtle Lecture College, when young woman of the Suffragette class, had to forcibly ejected. The ...

... at Burton-on-Trent a resolution was adopted catling for the withdrawal of Lord Gladstone. Cherteey, Phyllis xmll-tmovim suffragette, was for trial art the Assises charge vims; maliciously firo to Trevehen House, Green, belonging to Lady White. There are ...

... BAG OF FLOUR MISSILE. Scottish Secretary and Suffragettes. The Eight Hon. T. M'Kinnon Wood, M.P., Secretary for Scotland, visited Edinburgh yesterday ami opened a new liigher grade school | the View forth district of the city. I The Secretary for Scotland ...

... and improve pensions, and deal still further with the compensation of workmen stricken down their work. A large number of suffragettes were ejected. somes were witnessed the first of series of Labour propaganda meetings in Scotland last nighit in Glasgow ...

... Suffragettes and the King. The police arrested Miss Mary Anaell under the Cat and Mouse Act yesterday afternoon outside the Kmghtsbridge Hall, London, where the weekly meeting of the Women's Social and Political Union was held. Mrs Fox, who presided ...

... Fires, enough document. Its most marked feature, perhaps, the absence of any allusion those fire-demons 1 of the age, the Suffragette inoendiatries, who have been responsible for so much damage elee- where. For the braif toun there was no; thing particularly ...

... WORKING MEN'S NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. Punishment for Suffragettes. There -was large attenda-noe of the members the Aberdeen Working Men's Natural History Society in the Botanical Class-room at, Marischal College last night—Mr George presiding—when a ...

... Bomb Explosion in Glasgow. BOTANIC GARDENS OUTRAGE, Conservatories Damaged. startling suffragette outrage occurred early this morning district Glasgow. loud explosion, followed the noise of smashing glass, awoke the residents, and investigation by the ...