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... and Banjoist. OSWALD GRAY, Tenor, Sketch and Comedy Artiste, i “The Lady Suffragette, Huniorous Scena, in Three Spasms. Mr Aequith, Home, Se¢ Mr A. A. MURRAY The Lady SuffragetteV.Mr O. GrAY Bumpkins, the Policeman.. Master H. MAXWELL MR ...
... sent a very exhaustive report of the proceedings, which the secretary readat one of ourmonthly meetings. The cause of the suffragette has not yet been espoused by our branch, llwufh we are now and again being reminded officially of its existence, when we ...
... ment of the ELECTRIC TRIO, m&:alhu mslfl:ltmmenhliau. Songs, Duets, Trios, Stories, Sketches. Sparkling New Sketch, *“THE SUFFRAGETTE,” - A Witty, Breezy, Burlesque, Doors Open at 7.30. Commence at 8 p.m. Popular Prices—2s, Is, and 6d. An Entertainment ...
... most favourable impression, and a trio party added much to the success of the mes. A very amusing sketch entitled ¢ 'ffi Suffragette was given each evening, creating mush mirth, CuiLbren’s CHoroE Sorree.—The children attending the morning meeting held ...
... Drum ”:— Souod the dram, all roorlo come To see this wonderful wild beast show, Pankhbursts rare, a Drummond fair, Aud suffragettes and prison birds from London, O ! Ring the bell, who will tell | Wi&- courage what Lhese ladies are, iThoy may look meek ...
... e.Mr John &fifl Song—The Border Maiden.. .Miss Song—The Veteran's 50ngMr A. G. Girvan Song (Comic)—The Suffragette. . Master W. Wilson' Mandoline Selections. . Messrs Ellis and M*Morrine Song—Jessie’s Dream. . . Miss Bessie Thonison ...
... Jen Brown Comic Song—Selected. . .Master Wm, Wilson Song—Deep in the Mine.Mr J. Tulloch Comic Song—The Suffragette. Mr J. Black “ God Save the King.” ‘ Accompanist—Miss CAMERON. Doors Open at 7. Concert at 7.30 promipt. Admis ...
... Argyll) speaking at a crowded women's suffrage meeting at Sunderland on Monday night, said Mr John Burns had lately called suffragettes “ vulgar hooligans.” He forgot the violent agitation which he had once been guilty of, and which be had suffered imprisonment ...
... When making his way into Lord Crewe's meeting in Glasgow the other night Me J. 8. Ainaworth, M.P., was mistaken for a suffragette in disguise. The position of Campbeltown in connection with the increased whisky duty was put before the Houee of Commons ...
... then given an opportunity of replying to i ~ amplifying their arguments before the question was put to the vote, when anti-suffragettes won by a long neck of 20 votes. Hearty votes of thanks were then accorded the debaters and the chairman on vhe call of ...
... opportunity of replying to criticisms and of amplifying their arguments before the question was put to the vote, when anti-suffragettes won by a long neck of 20 votes. Hearty votes of thanks were then accorded the debaters and the chairman on the call of ...
... imposed a fine of 10s., or seven days, and prisoner exclaimed: Thank God, 1 can do the seven days, and I have to wash the suffragettes’ shirts. ON THE SHELY. The following extract from a letter of, thanks for a wedding present is cherished by its jecipient:— ...