... he stood, but inflict the heaviest nerwltv that it possible for him sitting in Summary Court, and that a fine £lO. The Suffragette* who *o ptuckily elected to prixm rather than nay fine* are now comploining that they found the prisons for from oomfortcble ...

... Garden*. Than ere two or three big charity and fries, betides several Important weddings, and to asp the lot, the ever-daring Suffragettes ere organising assault on the House of Commons one day the of the month. London Is not dull plaea any rssairi Holbein Picture ...

... Churchill could give him a half. Aaquilh seclude* himoelf ao aodutooaly flow public gaxe—chiefly (hat may not bo interrupted by Suffragette* while be driving—that little or nothing known of hia grme. But hia moat favoured private secretary ha* a handicap of which ...

... Politics. principally the English Education Bill and the Land Tenure Hill Miss Adam also spoke her experiences of the suffragettes. At instance Inspector of Poor for Locbwinnoch Parish Council, Simon M'Cann, miner, was arrested b Edinburgh and brought ...

... Its meeting! year by year sinee that time. It celabntes It* jshilaa Wednesday, IS A Instant. London, llth October, 1009 SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION IN EDINBURGH. PICTURESQUE PAGEANT. Oh Saturday last, under oxealtaat weather eondltloor, the long talked ef ...

... wickets (innings dosed). John’s were lees successful in their hatting than was probably expected, the bowling by the vigorous Suffragette being very deadly, and when their sixth wicket fell, which point the game was abandoned owing failing light, their total ...

... represent vassals of the lord of the manor—when it might advance along the path to industrial well-doing. THE PUNISHMENT OF SUFFRAGETTES. Whatever opinion may have been held raguding the wisdom or the folly of the i invitation and incitement to the men and ...

... while the glri sacks her thumb and waits make appeal to the people. Rut the pa’-l-n’ly the motha’a time and oonrecleeca THE SUFFRAGETTES’ CAMPAIGN. DID IT AFFECT GLASGOW CENTRA! ELECTION? ...

... postoarda. The article explaining the workings the method i? contributed Mr J. P. Millar. Miss M. Fhazeb, the organisers of suffragette movement, tried to convince the male portion the community on Monday evening in the Parish Church Hall, that the giving ...

... neighboar, the Baidtaod Birn when full spa'e. And hence wai that the onganns of Betty Broon filtered to my ears. Bettv waa a suffragette. Betty was Unionist Betty had joined the W. men’s Unionist League, which had been established the town recently by the Countess ...

... danghten was morel support, had they votes!” A good many places In Ayrshire have already resounded to tire veiee of tire •• Suffragette.” some them have even been honoured by repeated visit* from militant ladlm. It been left to tire Ardroesaa Literary and ...

... fICOIAX Tntai fuse doc knee the identity the last two. wQI they sre both weU knowa pw* noUimg strong view* on the Suffragette vpieelion.) And the cxcumv for noneuocces were •logson. Her© are few 1. Gouidn'r |iutt for nut« Rotten panaer, --- 3. Late draw ...