... Kingdom. months' herd labour. They smashed • Five men were forcibly ejected from a window, and ransacked the parish church, Suffragette meeting at Birmingham. One damaging the fittings, and stealing four man offered such resistance that it took six candlesticks ...

... invitations to dinner, and znoking bills. One would not like to say that evidence will not ho forthcoming that there were suffragettes who cried aloud to the Pharaohs for votes fur women. year to 1901. He was with the colours in South Africa when the ...

... assembled. All the suffragette leaders spoke, while on cther parts of the Moor the Liberal and Labour candidates attracted a large following of supporters. The polling was carried on with little incident until evening, the suffragettes being. however, busy ...

... ratepayers at Dramachee. Having compared the agitation against direct labour to disease which has broken out in London, called suffragettes' disease” (laughter), Mr. Donnelly proceeded to say that the natives of places like Dramachee and Markethill seemed to ...

... and an International in Wales. Mr. Mason I Loader of the Oppositiont, then opposed the 11111 and during his remarks smite suffragettes, who had apparently outwitted the pollee and escaped lute the straugers' pinery, begin to utter cat-cans and make other ...

... found that out, though his present office, many may think, is even less comfortable. Considering his Irish worries, the suffragettes might really have left him alone a week or two back, and not gone to worry him before be had finished breakfast. But that ...

... remove the grievance. He refused to set aside the opinions of a lifetime because of this agitation. Ho would not allow the Suffragettes to intimidate him into doing them an injustioe. He believed that if they abolished the pestilent notion that her sex must ...

... orthodox style by the Ministers to whom they were addressed. The proceedings were greatly interrupted at times by a number-of suffragettes who bad gained admission to the ladies gallery, and who kept shouting Votes for Women. and defied the Sergeant-et-Arms ...

... TABLES TURNED. After their week at Southport, where they were successful in conversing with Mr. Lloyd- George. the four Suffragettes—lliee Gaw ti lilies Adele Plinklomat, Mies Brook, amiV e es. ' Baines--remained in the town to institute vigorous campaign ...

... (Juuiors), * The Sleigh Bells.” Tambourine March and Song. Song, ** The Stocking Menders.” Duomb-bell Drill. Song, ** The Suffragettes.” Jlnfant Song, ** Good Night.” The items will be contributed by the Pupils of North Street Girls’ School, under the direction ...

... Yeomen and Volunteers who wish to enter the territorial force need not attest before June 30. Mrs. fligbv, the firt of the suffragettes arrested and imprisoned in_ consequence of the parham- -- At West- Women's .ament disturbances at animater, has been ...

... welcome to speakers who had come to expound their varying views from wagonettes. There were Liberals, Tariff Reformers, Suffragettes, Temperance Reformers, and opponents of the Licensing Bill. Bet the crowd did not appear to be out for instruction on any ...