... took it upon themselves to advise the house on what kind of food children should be fed, said Mrs. Mitchell, one of the suffragettes, speaking at West Hartlepool. The petition for a recreation ground presented to the Longridge (Lanes) Urban Council by ...

... women, occurred towards the close of the meeting. Mr. Churchill. after responding to the vote of thanks, frankly told the suffragettes that be would not vote for a Bill to enfranchise women on the ssme terms as men. He greatly regretted that earnest, go ...

... why they should have it. It was not likely that the disesse would prevail longer than this winter season. A party of “ suffragettes” endeavoured to lomr w’;ly: in:& %:. Stephen's on Wi y. e attempt was opposed b a strong force of constabulary, mountes ...

... were divided into four sections. First came the members of the . National Women's Federation, then the Society of Women Suffragettes, followed by the Wcnien's Liberal Federatiot. and the British Women's Temperance Association. In the foremost row was Lady ...

... nothing came of it. Now the Home Secretary has promised to deal wiJ& the matter iu the Government's Licensing Bill, and at a Suffragettes.' demonstration in 't'rafalgar-square on Saturday many references were made to the matter. Mrs. Dickinson said burntaids ...

... Three men received heavy sentences at the Middlesex Se.sions on Saturday for having burgled the bonne of the well-known Suffragette, Mrs. Ifartyn, secretary of the Women's Political and Social Union. Annie King, who, it is stated, has been charged nearly ...

... in Trafalgar - square on Sunday. Mrs. Despard, Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, and Miss Gawthorpe were among the speakers at a Suffragette meeting In Hitchin Corn Exchange, but owing to continuous uproar the meeting was practically a farce. Eight Suffragists ...

... perchance. Offend the worthy people of Penzance. And Princess Ida 's satire might e'en fret The temper of bar sister suffragette. Sweet lolanthe would excite the jeers Of those who do not love our House of Peers. Our sailors and our babies might ...

... named Palmer was tined £lOO or three mouths' imprisonment. By s fervent male swatter at Manchester, Miss Kenney, well-known suffragette, was likened to Joan of Arc inepired by angels. The ntli Briade Royal Field Artillery have been flooded out of their camp ...

... rewarded. Replying to the observation that women should stay at home and mend their husband's socks, Miss Gawthorpe, the Suffragette leader, stated at Baldock, Herte, that while she was in Holloway Gaol she earned 10s. od. knitting men's socks. ...

... Christabel Pankhurst, who, ma all the world knows, was one of the ladies who sr( at to prison for the part site played in the Suffragette raid on the Home of C:ommons, gives her experiences at Holloway to readers of tue Pall Mall Magazine. The need for reform ...

... at the eutset » soene of wmuch disorder. The right hon. gentleman was so persistently interrupted by females, said to be suffragettes, who rose in various parts of the hall, that they had to be forcibly ejected. They, however, returned to svhe attack, and ...