... Ardent Suffragettes. Both Miss Sedman and Miss Walker were prominent militant Suffragettes _at Leeds. !The former assisted the incendiary Lilian Lenten to escape from a house in Roundhay. Miss Walker was also constant worker in the cause, and at the ...

... Suffragette and Injustice. With regard to the statement that the State would at the end of fourteen years confiscate all the licenses and licensed premises in the land, the Chancellor of the Exchequer said the proposal was nothing of the kind. The hope ...

... SUFFRAGETTES' MEETINGS. Three suffragettes spoke from • lorry before Montrose Town Buildings on Tuesday evening— Misses Dugdale, Crocker, and Phillips. They had promised to finish by half-past seven in order to give Mr W. Stewart, Glasgow, an opportunity ...

... SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. The Suffragettes made an attempt to destroy Hsa.elwell Station, Birmingham, by fire on Wednesday morning, but fortunately the °cabanas was promptly disopvered, and the Fire Brio& extinguished the flames before much enims was done ...

... GROUP OF SUFFRAGETTES Cl‘ HE autumn session of Parliament is at hand. Holloway, which since July has ! housed a number of the militant Suffragists, has closed its portals against the last of them, and the question which arises on every hand at present ...

... LABOURISTS AND SUFFRAGETTES. At last week's Conference at Lambeth the Labour party approved a resolution declaring opposition to any Franchise Bill in which women are not included. The resolution did not pass without strenuous efforts being made to defeat ...

... The Suffragettes Meetings. On Saturday forenoon large crowd assembled on the Brothock Bridge to hear Mrs Martel, one of the Suffragettes, who arc posing the return of Mr Harcourt. She was ! introduced Mi-ss Keogan. organiser of tho Women’s Political and ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Two suffragettes, Miss Sidley and Miss Fitzherbert, members of the Women's Freedom League, who were arrested on February 18 when attempting to enter the House of Commons, were released from Hollo way Prison this morning. ...

... TWO SUFFRAGETTES Attack Wallace Monument at Stirling, And Case Containing Warrior's Sword Is Smashed in an Upper Chamber. This afternoon the glass caso in which the Wallace sword reposes in the National Wallace Monument, near Stirling, was smashed by ...

... TWO SUFFRAGETTES ALICE PAUL AND AMELIA BROWN, Are Sentenced at Guildhall. At the Guildhall Police Court to-day the two Suffragettes arrested last night during the holding of the Lord Mayor's banquet, Alioe Paul and Amelia Brown, were each fined and £2 ...

... TO DEAL WITH SUFFRAGETTES. Bill to Prevent Brawling. Cabinet Council was held at 10 Downing Street this morning' Ml* Asquith presided, and there was a full attendance ministers, with the exception of Mr Gladstone, who is suffering from a cold. A Bill ...

... SUFFRAGETTES IN DUNDEE INTERESTING SPEECHES BY PROMINENT WOMEN. In the-Foresters' Hall, Dundee, last night a Suffragette demonstration was held under the auspices of the Women's Freedom League. There was a fairly large audience, and three prominent loaders ...