... SCENES WITH SUFFRAGETTES, Mr. Sidney Buxton on Monday night attended the anniversary meeting of the Poplar and Bow Wesle%an Mission. held at the Poplar Wesleyan Church, and delilsrea an address. After he had been speaking a minutes, a woman rose and asked ...

... and Mr. James Holmes (Labour). As usual, the Women's Franchise question had been much talked of in the contest, and the Suffragettes took • prominent part iu urging the rejection of the Liberal candidate as the representative of a Government which will ...

... that the railway officials were to blame in sending such a heavy train with such au inexperienced driver. MR. BURNS AND SUFFRAGETTES, Mr. Herbert Gladstone and Mr. John Burns were the principal speakers at a Liberal meeting held on Monday night at Leeds ...

... Secretary for Ireland, and Mr. R. McKenna President of the Board of Education. February.-12. The King opened Parliament. 13. Suffragette raid on House of Commons. 22. Deceased Wife's Sister Bill: Second reading carried. March.-1. Free Meals for School Children ...

... a bank, threw the de• ceased, and bolted. While conducting ber Mid-Devon campaign at Newton Abbot. Mr.. Pankburst, the Suffragette leader. received a public proposal of marriage from a farmer in the audience. To her reply that she was not there to answer ...

... + THE SUFFRAGETTE SARKDWICH WOMEN. The Suffragettes have adopted a new plan for advertising their campaiga agaiast the tyranny of man. In order to draw attention to their demorstration at the Essex Haik in London, eleven ladies, led by Miss Niclans, paraded ...

... cry is being raised very vigorously, and the farmers in the good West -Country seem rather to enjoy the speeches of the suffragettes. One of the leaders of the movement was considerably astonished when a burly yoeman in her audience suggested that if she ...

... official, died at Ennis on Monday morning. Speaking at Cricklewood on Monday, the Bishop of Stepney said with reference to the Suffragettes, that some of their sex were trying their hardest to drive out any instinct of chivalry that there might be in men. Fats ...

... containin lathes drove up the suspicion was streng thened. When Mr. Asquith drove up and alighted from Ina carriage, too suffragettes made • combined rush towards him. The police cut them off. Then two of the women, Miss New and Miss Smith, seized bold ...

... Pavilions Erected Complete, from t2D. OUR LONDON LETTER. (From Our Loudon Corropouclent.) These would be dull days without the Suffragettes. They are continually thinking of some novelty or other to provide the newspapers with sensational copy, and, in the ...

... occurred. Other Interesting Items. Refused, with others, admission to Mr. McKenna's meeting at Burnley on Monday evening, one Suffragette tried to pew the police at the door by wearing a silk hat, but was again detected and turned back. Among a number of pictures ...

... brought a number of ladies on the platform, one of them having her eye bandaged, and the story went that the lady was a suffragette who had suffered for the cause, and that as she was on Mr. Bottomley's platform, therefore that genial member of Parliament ...