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... little say in the House There it a doubt even among her friends as to how far her conduct is reprehensible, though the Suffragettes dubiously claim her action as part of their scheme. She says now she did it on the impulse of the moment. One result is ...
... 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 ...
... developing rapidly into the permanent official under the indirect tuition of his subordinates He has mortally offended the Suffragettes by his descriptions of them as “ vulgar,” and they, too, do not fail in strong terms, reminding him that he, too, was in ...
... 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 ...
... recent one of journalists, will have untold influence in welding together the scattered forces protected by our flag. The Suffragettes give no peace to the Cabinet Ministers that appear in public, and they seem (o be as bent as ever on following strong, ...
... onl;hn bllhh;nnounci mee! would not be « to l:i- caused a h‘:(nl: dissatisfaction i‘l‘:‘:‘onw quarters. Several of the suffragettes, who are at present conducting a campaign in Oban, took up a position at the entrance to the hall, .nS distributed mphlets ...
... laying of the surface will be carried out Iry-lfio-dolflinwnk or the beginning of next week. Durine the week the open-air suffragette meetings recently begun in Oban were continued, the audiences being large and atientive. The speakers were the Hon. Mrs ...
... SUFFRAGETTE CAMPAIGN IN ADDRESS BY MRS PANKHURST. Under the auspices of the Women's Social and Political Union, Mrs Pankhurst addressed a meeting in the Volunteer Hall, Oban, on Friday might last. Although a charge was made for admission, the hal lwas ...
... 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 ...
... course of bis remarks, wade some el ence to the meeting H: Mrs Pankhorst in the Volunteer Hall, and to the work of the suffragettes in this town. It is a great thing that he should have recognised the importance of their work, and should have deemed it ...
... ‘a chemical laboratory, which boars his ‘name, at Manchester University, and received the unpleasant attentions of the Suffragettes. He touched on the theme of intellect in politics; and one remark has been fastened on as bearing on the absorbing question ...