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... manageress of the offiecs, twelve months, ¥ Bt Miss Barrett, assistant editor of the “ Suffragette,” pine months. Miss Lake, business manager of the « Suffragette,” six months. Miss Lennox, sab-editor, six months. Mr Justiee Phillimore, in samming up ...
... Maggie Lauder, Mary Mackenzie ; Flora Macdonald, Isabella Mackenzie; and Aunt Sally, Harriet Munro, with bands of suffragettes and anti-suffragettes, who engaged in an amusing tug-of-war. ‘ A feature of the evening was the dancing of reels and schottisches ...
... General Hospital, will not be at home to ...
... High School Ceilidh. At the High School Ceilidh last Saturday, uf'&o- Campbell read an instructive paper on “The Suffragettes Oun Saturday first Mr Calum MacLeod. president ovad.l.idh nan Gaidheal, will read a paper entitled “A bhuaidh a bhitheas aig ...
... her of his escapades as a_conscientious objector, and Mrs Wheeldon told him of her son’s experiences and of her own as a suffragette. “You know all about Broadsall Church,” she said. ** That was destroyed, and we were nearly copped, but —— well got away ...
... 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 ...
... Eiffel Tower MILK PUDDING A Id. packet makes a delicious milk pudding in oy iy You will be delighteds Suffragettes tried unsuccessfully to burr downhfic Higher Grade Schools at Sutfon. in-Ashfield last week. We understand that = this will prove to be the ...
... OPINION.” Champague is still the favourite tipple of the officers of the German Army. But fh( German Navy sticks to port, Suffragette leaders declare that the triumph of Germany would wreck flieir cause. Iu spite of that, cven, Wilhelm must go. On their ...
... 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 ...
... 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:— ...
... 1892 and throughout its history has campaigned strongly on women’s and family issues. The Guild was a major force in the Suffragette Movement earlier this century and in the inter-war years was an ardent promotor of peace and disarmament. The Guild maitains ...
... hearing, and were accorded a hearty vote of thanks. Mr Hutchison, replying to an elector, said he had no sympathy with female suffragettes. It they broke the law, they should nn‘t‘; the CONSOQUEnCes. ...