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... Mr. Skinner was there long ago w-hen tlwv actually found a bond) under the Bishop's chair. That was in the data of the suffragettes when women were iwing very troublesome. Suddenly soinelaxiv in the Cathedral heard a curious clock-like tick, tick, tick ...
... 20-YEAR-OLD EGG WANTED AVITH Easter upon us, it is interesting to see that for the Suffragettes' Museum, now in process of accumulation in London, they want an egg of the days of the fight for Votes for Women. Who'd keep an egg all that time? you would ...
... women Suffragettes are arranging a wedding at which the position of women will emphasised, and far possible mere man will lie relegated the background. Miss Mary Coleman, the lady lawyer, the bride, and Rev. Lydia Commander. who is also Suffragette, will ...
... the part of the defendant, and would refuse informations. First Suffragette-If want to Ret young girls interested in our mootings wo must have sometiiing to attract them. Second Suffragette—Which had it better be? Re-. fowhments men? ...
... ■ethoritiee by well-wishers of the Suffragette niorement, who do not sympathise'stit violent tactics. Scotland Yard, on whom the responsibility fur safeguarding Cabinet Ministers from the attack of frensied Suffragettes devolves, are taking elaborate ...
... become very well known as public speaker. large crowd assembled witness the swearing in ceremony. She a suffragette, and undoubtedly the prettiest suffragette in Paris.— Daily Express. NRwsvnsnrißs' Bknf.wot.rnt Isstitctton. —The nur.ivnrsary dionor of the ...
... first estimate at THE ÜBIQUITOUS SUFFRAGETTE. A woman (says Router), who scene in the Ontario Legislature, says she Miss Olivia Smith, of London, England, ar that she underwent imprisonment thorp connection with the suffragette campaign. GENERAL REINSTATED ...
... authorities afraid unauthorised perwons penetrating into the Royal presence and a#* nothing sacred from the all-pervading Suffragette, perhaps if is win® make everyone produce a ticket before being admitted to the precincts of Windoor Castle. Not only ho ...
... YOU CAN DO WITHOUT ' 1'; WINE; BEER; TEA; COFFEE; COCOA; BOOKS; TRAINS ''MS; GOVERNMENTS; TOWN COUNCILS; SUFFRAGETTES Everything Except ...
... JUDGE GIVES RULING ON BOTANIC GARDENS The quiet suffragette EDWARD HARRIS writes of Dame Millicent Fawcett, doe suffragette who a volded violenee--Pags 5. On Pape 6 Bryan Saco& tells how hydrofoils ride the waves. Also Letters to the Editor. On Page 7 ...
... TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Madame Doria Shaflk, leader of the Egyptian suffragettes, was taken to hospital to-day after seven days of fasting until death together with Ave other women hunger strikers. ...
... RECALLED BY MAN'S DEATH. ASCOT SUFFRAGETTE INCIDENT. Harold Hewitt, wh.3 caused a sensation when he stopped the leading horse in the Ascot Gold Cup race in 1913, has died at Breen. near Burnham-on-Sea. Somerset. at the age of 63. A member of a well-known ...