... Australia. When discovered, she declared that she was able to find employment, and had been livin there for five weeks. The suffragettes arrested in Downingstreet were released only on the intercession of the Prime Minister, said the Home Secretary, explaining ...

... better than the Nonconformists, and the Nonconformists want to give one in the eye to the Church of England. As to the Suffragettes, can quite see, she said, the cause of womtn has been put back years and years by what happened in the House of Commons ...

... account of it, says : —The prescoce of stalwart policemen at all the entrances to the hall may protably have overawed the *‘suffragettes” at the outset, for Mr Asquith arrived quietly and safely in the carriage in which be bad driven from Castle Ashby, where ...

... Women's Liberal Federation meeting ; When I through Cavendish-square, she said, rrs shocked to see these so - called women suffragettes fighting the police and making impertinent mockery of womanhood. ...

... for her friend whom all the world called ship after the pellet had been extracted. £390,000 FOR CHARITIES. STUDENTS v. SUFFRAGETTES. The male students of the University of Liverpool routed a body of women suffragists. and bad some very uncomplimentary ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Althot'gh in the ordinary course their sentences of two months' imprisonment would not have expired until Christmas, the eight imprisoned Suffragettes were unexpected released on Saturday evening from Holloway by special order of ...

... avoidably prevented coming.—Ferreira. • We rejoice to hear that you artists agree that women can serve as models to men.—Suffragettes. Regret illness in family. My Bill has been crippled.--Birrell. Am too much upset. William Shakespeare. whose resemblance ...

... this ! respect it is the mystery of the vegetable world. So far, although many things have been done in the course of the suffragettes’ campaign which will not soon be forgotten, | nothing bas been said which will live in the | history of Parliamentary oratory ...

... it is not to its credit that such scandals should be constantly arising. After their work at Huddersfield, most of the suffragettes who were recently imprisoned are back in London, working out the plans of another campaign. It is whispered that there ...

... SUPIRAORTTU.—May I dare to say to my distracted, man fighting sisters that I am just a woman like themselves, and yet —not a suffragette? writes Miss Marie Corelli in the Rapid Reviews. I claim no more rights than are already mine to the full, and as for ...

... SUFFRAGETTES EJECTED. Mr. Julien Bertram, M.P., who blocked lin Heir Hardie's Bill, was constantly interrupted by women who want votes when he addressed his constituent* at Baldock, Herts. The remarks of Mrs. Drummond, the leader of the party of suffragettes ...

... he said, by which most of us could be relieved of those two wearisome questions, the education and suffragette problems. I should lite the suffragettes to marry the passive resisters, and go away for a long' honeymoon. Alluding to the Workmen's Compensation ...