... fewer luxuries, but if we take it from the poor then the poor will have to starve. Serious disturbances were raised by Suffragettes at Dundee un Tuesday. Printed and Published by Forsyth John4oardi Sons, at the iglice, 13 WeA Church Street, Buckie, in ...

... onstimas (gentleman). 1 Mr Gordon Paterson, “Beggar Wile”; 9 equal. Mr John Forbes, “Chine*# Woman.” Mr G. Froeser. “ The Suffragette. Beri pair of partners ia eodume-1 Min Janet WUliaamoß end O'rdcn Paterson; Min Webster. “Dairymaid,** Norman Harper, Brigand ...

... 'Tho Doctor.' Marry Gar dm; duet. Larboard Watch,' Mis* and Mr Merchant: sals. 'Killarasy,* Him amusing sketch, * The Suffragette,’ Meows Murray and Ocrdon. to addition, the perform**, who got splendid reception, bad to reread aneaeroos enoorea. Tha ...

... drawing attention to the fact that the meeting was largely composed of ladies, which induced one member to exclaim„ No suffragettes. It was, however, ruled that all those present were members of the House. The vote resulted in 52 supporting the Government ...

... Hall, but three quarters of an hour elapsed before apueared. During the interval the audience clamoured for *sang” or **suffragette address.” and ulti mately Mr Joseph Addison, J.P.. after e* plaining that Captain Waring was doubtless on way from Shielbum ...

... without a hitch and did credit the diligence of the children and the perm verance of the teacher*. TJ. ...

... wife. carrying her usual complement of tin pai's and with the inseparable wean*' on her back. Mrs Pankhumt and a sister suffragette were seen, while there fraternised together fl-hwire*. one them with omel bearing placard with Vgend All skats”; Judgea ...

... Dr Manson Fevgumoo. victim J. C. Rarlone. Frenchman; Mr Roma. Chinaman; Mr* Rome, penrotte; Mi** K. Reid. Irish peasant; suffragette; rotbe*. Mack and white; J. Rmght. »Jd tier; Mr J. Grant. RHly; Mi-* B. Lyon. girl; Mr Albert boy scout; Mr** Loro, -Bndge; ...

... 8. Lorie: recitation. Farewell to Dolly.’ Isabella Joiner: solo. ‘The Sailor’s Life.’ Jeannie Lerenie: recitation. ‘The Suffragettes,’ Maggie Lawrence. Minnie Lemmon. Barbara Watson. Mary D. Ritchie: solo. The City of Gold.’ Mary Ann Watson (the little ...

... case for women in a clear and convincing manner, which was a pleasure to listen to. There was nothing of the shrieking suffragette about Miss Parker, and the arguments which she advanced in favour of votes for women were such as, in my opinion, could ...

... cottage hospital? There is no difference whatever. Cottage hospital is merely a euphesism for casual sickhouse. —*— At the suffragette meeting on Monday night a curious coincidence happened. When Miss Parker was delivering her attack against the wages given ...

... Suffragette Demonstration in Buckie A suffragette demonstration was held in the Fishermen's Hall, Buckie, on Monday night, when Miss Frances Parker and Miss Kate Macrae delivered speeches in support of votes for women. There was a large audience, composed ...