... THE SUFFRAGETTES. A resolution declaring- the opinion of the Council that sex should neither qualification nor disqualification to the Parliamentarv franchise, and urging that a Bill should be passed which would carrj out the above principles was adopted ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. He—Well, rye beard nearly all your orators. Would you tell me what you wish to be at ? She—Very simply. We want votes for womenotherwise qualified. He—You want to keep out Haroourt ? She--Yes. —..-- He—ls he against your canoe She—l ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. .~ /T _ By Suffragette outrage on Bolton pillar boxes on Friday night 200 letters and postcards were partially destroyed. At Bow Street on Satur:lay a Suffragette was fined 40s, or a month, for throwing a tin of paint at the Home Office ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mr F. G. Drew, manager of the Victoria House Printing Company, where The Suffragette is printed, was arrested on Saturday. The school in Ashley Road, Aberdeen, a new wing to which had been practically completed, was fired by Suffragettes ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES- Sir.—Tho Arbroath Htrahl has a larir** circulation. umicralaiwl. K‘iit to Arbroathian« in many part fr of the Rlobe. would hi* most unfortunate for the p»*hl name Arbroath, if three far away readers were to suppose that the lender headed ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. At Cambridge the Suffragettes are credited with setting fire to a newly-built house in Storeys Way, Huntingdon Road, during the night and damaging a laboratory. Placing spikes on the highway to trap motorists is reported to be the latest ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mrs Pankhurst was released from prison on Friday. She was seriously ill, having adopted the hunger strike since her re-committal. On Friday night an attempt. evidently by militant Suffragettes, was made to burn the Royal Academy, London ...

... The Tories at present are giving themseiVes up to obstruction. The suffragettes ought to take them in hand for wasting time. And we suspect these, or some of them at anyrate, suffragettes are not quite sincere in their methods. They are making plenty of ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Viscount Morley of Blackburn wan on Friday night elected by the Convocation of Manchester I TO THE EDITOR or THE REVIEW. University to be Chancellor of the University is I Ste,—l write to protest against the garbled succession to the ...

... Suffragette Procession. was one of the many thousands who witnessed the Suffragette procession Saturday afternoon. Whatever one many think of the wisdom of the tremendous revolution which the enfranchisement women would effect, there c be no doubt the ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE CENSUS. The 'stoat device of the Suffragettes for the obstruction of Government is • boyoott of the census. Mrs Despard, who is • sister of General Frenoh, made the announcement on Monday at a King's Speech meeting of the Women's ...

... SUFFRAGETTE'S PERIL BOTTLES THROWN AT MRS ANNOT ROBINSON. Some of the younger men in Accrington are obviously determined that the workers in the cause of women's suffrage are not to be allowed • fair opportunity of explaining their opinions. The trouble ...