... other. They commenced a chorus of outcry and appeals to the bystanders on the sub. j ct of their pet grievances. Two of the suffragettes jumped upon form which is previded at the hack of the Iddeslejgh statue and shouted —“Voles for Women,” “Now you men rally ...

... the task, but in few minutes several more men were brought from Scotland Yard. They executed the task of taking out the suffragettes with firmness and much gentleness possible. The women, however, declined to quietly led out. They had consequently to be ...

... Scenes in Police Coort. TEN SUFFRAGETTES GO TO PRISON. The women euffragiste who took part in the disorderly scene at the Hooso of Commons Tuesday night were brought up Westminster Police Court on Wednesday. There was no dispute to the facta of the case ...

... of sympathisers were standing, and a somewhat disorderly scene followed, which culminated in ten of the most prominent suffragettes being taken into custody, and followed by the rest comrades, all cl amour-ng for their release, were removed to Cannon ...

... SCENES IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. SUFFRAGETTES CARRIED BODILY ...

... struggled with anger (says a London correespondenti in the case of the men who witnessed the foolish proceedings of the suffragettes who made a disturbance on Tuesday afternoon in the Central Lobby of the Houses of Parliament. They had obtained admission ...

... THE EFFECTS OF JAIL LIFE. ILLNESS OF “MARTYRS.” The stem reality of prison life is having its effect on the women suffragettes. They are not buoyant in spirit nor so sanguine as to the benefits which shall accrue their cause from their self-imposed martyrdom ...

... the sanction or approval of the Chief-Secretary and the Cabinet. After questions as to the treatment of the imprisoned suffragettes, strength of the Home Fleet, white labour on the Rand, and illegal trawling in the Moray Firth, a bill to restrict the ...

... SUFFRAGETTES LOCK HIM IN HIS humorous story has just leaked out concerning well-known Liberal M.P., who represents a Scottish county. It is to the effect that last week was imprisoned in h» own bouse couple ardent woman suffrag'The hon. member was dining ...

... eloquently touched, upon, and lie did not know what thought Salic Law. He did not know that was quite clear c*n her views tin; suffragette question,, and it was rather delicate point at pireeent. For himseLf felt difficulty in replying to the toast of The Ladies ...

... off, would persist in keeping an umbrella up and obstructing the view of other people. Someone suggested that she must be suffragette, and everybody round about cheered. Just as the procession was approaching, she closed offending gamp with snap, and the ...

... with so valuable addition to our kitchen bookshelf. “No power in he*yen or hell can stop our movement now,’’ said excited suffragette meeting in London. So far a* have been Able observe, the opposition not likely to come from the arter. THE WRITER'S REPLY ...