... immediately before the war. The years 1913 and 1914 were years of real ferment in English life. It showed itself in many ways—suffragettes, higher skirts, industrial strikes, and mixed bathing Not all were desirable. New instincts and peculiarities in an individual ...

... Pride. Bon arte, Protestaut Boy, Countess of Desmond. Miss Desmond. Thalia, Silver Strand. Sweet Marjorie filly. Selectman, Suffragette IV.. The Valet. Decision. Glacier. Queer's Journal, Aveu, Woat ray, Orquil, Cook the Walk, Sir Bold. Bella Keta, Lady Fred* ...

... tondo* to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Actresses' Franchise League, now the Women's Adjustment Board, founded in suffragette days. Lady Headtort was one of the few who attended three coronations in Westminster Abbey. She was present at the crowning ...

... IS THIS A HOAX ? Information reached lb* Standard last sight that the militant Suffragettes are conspiring to 000vey Mrs. Pankburet out of the country by aeroplane. Several proaxisest airmen at Hendon have been requested to undertake this criminal ...

... Sunday duty, in answer to a critic who ,declares that they have been too easy in dealing with the young men disturbing Suffragette meetings. Four hundred were on duty in near Hyde Park Sunday. There Irks ineritable jostling and shouting, but not a single ...

... DORA ADVENTURE. Mias Dorn Thcwlis, the youthful suffragette whoso sojonm in priaon consequence of Iho last raid has been the cause aympattmiic : n-, qnirics in Parliament, wa.s this morning Drought, again at Westminster Police Court looking very sad and ...

... notion crossed my mind, 1 for The cabin made a dash. There seised • parcel. Whist was itl 'Twas literature, my friend, From Suffragettes. This quickly of The serpent made an end. I threw it out, be gulped It down, An 'twos just so I thought, The matter was ...

... PANOPTICON. HIGH STREET. TODAY. raiz PROGRAMME of SHORT PICTURES. Next W..k the Greutebt of all Picture Artitter. An tNE I SUFFRAGETTE t . till lo.iMr Coro inttoue. PALLADIUM. 6-50 -GROSVENOR, ROA/1--0. TO-PAY iThoriday). New Teat's THi. HOUSE FULL ATTRACTION ...

... you can only expect anything but sympathy from the Yard. and I recall an extremely anxious afternoon following another suffragette. She had been released from prison on licence and I was told at the Yard that she intended leaving her lodgings in the Holland ...

... con*. i*.iti. about Danish, and lie nothing better a gamo of ’•chaff with Sir Gerald Low; who is great favourite his The Suffragette in Londot the picture* Punch” are snbj.s great the old Sovereign, ij much ttckhxl by the iiloa some c; new reformers ei‘ ...

... age of melodrama; but argument raged about them as about saviours or disrupters of the social order. Then there were the Suffragettes. Few in those gatherings had much to say in their favour. In a country where every individual is born into a political ...

... Pavilion in Mile End Road, I had the Mb' of getting him through the crush to the platform. We knew that there were present suffragettes, political enemies of all kinds, and cranks, and we thought it very likely that an 'await might be attempted. Shortly after ...