... Insurance Offices, and houses. _ _ __ _ Mr. Lloyd George while speaking at Birmingham was persistently interrupted by women suffragettes, although he promised to give them attention after his speech was ended. Finally one woman was passed struggling and screaming ...

... and en route a man was knocked down but was not seriously hurt. Tile most striking incident was • number of disorderly suffragettes mounting vacant chairs from which they harangued a number in the Lobby. They were ejected hysterically struggling and screaming ...

... rime for the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket yesterday resulted as follows :—Polyn2elus lit, Kaffir Chief 2nd, 3rd. Ten suffragettes concerned in the disturbance at the House of Commons were arraigned and bound over to keep the Peace for 6 months ; they ...

... be humble and lowly before their betters, and would no longer be content with lessons in class humility. The imprisoned suffragettes who include gentlewomen, for example, Richard Cobden's daughter, upon their committal to prison were stripped, searched ...

... division upon which it Was lost by 282 votes against 35. M.. Keit Hardie claims that the amelioration of the treatment of the suffragettes Was a concession to the Labourites' demands. The Times remarks upon the contrast between the Ministers' bold words and ...

... —Steam opportunity (Sayan) for Demerara on the evening 21st or morning 22nd. Time later. London, Nov. 20th .—A number of suffragettes following Mrs. Despard made a demonstration yesterday before the House of Commons, and when the police barred their entrance ...

... Newfoundland question are too little understood for welcoming his successor. London, Nov. 26th.—Eight of the impAsoned suffragettes have been released. No explanation Is given. A Royal Commission has been appointed to enquire into the operation of shipping ...

... race might speak with a single voice. Mrs. Pankhurst, a leading auffragatte, In the course of an interview said that the suffragettes know their methods are objectionable, and ridicule was Invited as their meetings are attracting attention _ . A later despatch ...

... none. He was In favour ef amending the present constitution of the Upper House, but was opposed to its abolition. At the Suffragettes' Banquet held at the Savoy Hotel, Miss Elizabeth Bobbins In toasting the ex prismers said it was better that the world ...

... Telegrams. Loudon, Dec. 15th.—Five of the suffragettes concerned in the disturbance at the entrance to House of Commons on Thursday were yesterday fined one pound each, or 14 day s Imprisonment. They elected to go to prison. The House of Lords has reversed ...

... construct a Tunnel under the channel between England and France at an estimated cost ot 16,000,000 sterling. A number of suffragettes yesterday entered the lobbies in of the House oh Commons singly, under the pretext of interviewing members ; having entered ...

... Telegrams. London, Deer. 19.—The eleven suffragettes arrested at the House of Commons on Monday received their sentences hilariously, electing to spend Christmas in gaol rather than pay the moderate fines imposed. After Mr. Churchill's exposition the ...