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... that it was proposed to transport the Suffragettes to the islands of the Western Highlands. If the boatslip proposed were constructed, he thought it should be made in rat-trap fashion so that if any Suffragettes were lu&d there, they could not get away ...
... Gathering of the Clans,” Mr ick Morrison ; song, ‘Caismeachd Chloinn Chamrain,” Mr Rederick Campbell ao% “Im Sufferin’ from a Suffragette,” Harry Pirie '“fi:’r.w roceedings closed with the usual voles thanks to the artistes and the Chairman, which met with a ...
... The Sufiragettes. Perhaps the most picturesque invasion of hgl:nd o Charlie will be begun on Saturday afternoon when a Suffragette procession «f imposing dimensions will etart from Edinburgh with the avowed inteution of footing it all the way to London ...
... 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 ...
... this country for m:ore than a quarter of a contury, South Place, Finsbury, being the sceno of many of his efforts. Tho suffragettes are still disturbing the meetings of Cabinet Ministers; and there are drastic suggestions that measures ho taken in the ...
... 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 ...
... of Archd. Stewart. It was intimated that on the following Saturday Mr Charles Campbeil would deliver a lecture on “ The Suffragettes,” and thereafter the company parted after singing “Auld Lang Syne.” ...
... done, Afuv house on the Mount Grace estate, Potters Bar, was found by the caretaker on Sunday nu‘t to have been on fire. Suffragettes are believed to be responsible for a fire which occurred on Wednesday evening at the Free Church, Hampstead, ‘a London ...
... sudience stood up and cheered for some mmutes. A question Vs R . . = B A asked by one of the visitors on the island to the suffragette agitation. VMr Hutehiso replied at some length, giving lus opivio which appeared 1o carry approval both | the interrogator ...
... Church. Miss Jessic Chrystal Macmillan, of 4 Pump Court, Temple, London, barnster-at-law, an ardent advocate in the canse of suffragettes and other feminist cavses, who died at Fadinburgh on Septembor 21, vlnu:hu-r of the late John Macmillan, of Fdinburgh, ...
... High Scliool. Dance—* Marquis of Lorne, The Foiheringhams Duet— Scotland Yet,” Mrs Simps=on 2nd Miss M°lntyre Charade —* Suffragettes Meeting, Eight Young Ladies Gaelic Song ** Suas leis a’ Ghaidhlig,” Mr Living-tone Song —* An tEilean Muileach,” Miss ...
... were visited, and in one (:t‘.'rh' a cu'lhlsd Wg'- d*‘f-o;l’ jetters wero damaged. It is stated the women arrested are suffragettes. The Fire Alarms. Kitty Marion (37), described as an actress nd.'izin%hqr-ifi-u'-n’uwnd Political Union, London, was semtenced ...