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... NOT A SUFFRAGETTE. Woman Smashes Window Admiralty Office. At Bow Street to-day Mary Desmond was fined and ss, the amount of damage, seven days, for breaking a pane of glass at the Admiralty Offices on Saturday, Evidence was given that defendant, whose ...
... SUFFRAGETTE RELEASED. None the Worse for Imprisonment. Miss Bennett, one of th ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AT CUPAR. AMUSING BANTER. Several members the Women's Freedom League held a meeting Saturday afternoon at Cupaur Cross. Miss Anna Murno was the speaker. Mr W. L. Thomson questioned her statement that women were put. in prison for asking the ...
... IMPRISONED SUFFRAGETTES. HOME SECRETARY WON'T INTERFERE. The Home Secretary declines interfere with the sentences of three weeks in the second division passed (in default of finding sureties) upon the five suffragettes arrested for the chained-to-the-railings ...
... SPENSER AND SUFFRAGETTES. Was Edmund Spenser an advocate in a ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE INCENDIARY. For some time back there has been an absence of' the particular method of calling attention to a political grievance which takes the shape of setting fire to mansion houses in isolated districts. might from this circumstance ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN GERMANY. Berlin, Thursday. The announcement that English Suffragettes are to visit Berlin does not produce universal satisfaction, eagerly as Berlinere usually welcome English guests. The widely-oirculating Lokalanzeiger trusts that ...
... CUPID AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. There's a pretty little romance told in verse and illustrated by some clever drawings in this week's Red Letter. It deals with a typical objector to the suffrage movement who went to Edinburgh to scoff and remained oourt ...
... IN FRAISE OF SUFFRAGETTES '•« f J r- —• :.'vV -'S advice to s® m^ENTa y »L and Mr Arthur Wrl. , principal speakers n ast in support of for the Rectorehip of k Urr . a said he believed in JV ?lUi i' united singleness of pur- V y l s and concentration, ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AT FREUCHIE. Mrs Holmes, a representative the Women's Freedom League, addressed a meeting the Lumsden Memorial Hall, Freuchie, last night. The audienoe at the opening was very meagre, and included fully a dozen ladies. times the speaker ...
... SUFFRAGETTE WEDS. MISS BILLINGTON VICTIM OF CUPID. The marriage of Miss Teresa Billington to Mr Frederick Lewis Grieg took plaoe in Glasgow yesterday. The actual ceremony was performed in pretence of Mr Wm. Buchanan, registrar for the Kelvin district ...
... SUFFRAGETTE'S RELEASE. three weeks for the cause. Mi,., Irene Miller way Gaol yesterday , ni ...