... of the cas Despatches from London state that the British suffragettes say this action makes the United States, like England, the world's laughing stock, and they expect the American suffragettes to obtain Mrs. Pankhurst's admission. The Bishop of Kensington ...

... frequent in cases of contumacious or weak-minded prisoners. The doctors reported that 9 suffragettes needed treatment, but the majority avoided it by submission. The suffragettes contend that such treatment is lawful only for those certified as insane, and this ...

... would sit upon the steps of the House of Commons, and the suffragettes then circled her there. I Mr. Lansbury, ex-M.P., shortly after emerged I and said Mr. Asquith would receive the suffragettes to-day. An official statement, issued later, said Mr. Asquith ...

... apathetic than hostile. The suffragettes have demonstrated at the City Temple while Mr. 'linen was addressing the Liberation Society upon the question of disestablishment. The interruptions were in accordance with the suffragettes pledge not to allow any ...

... not objectionable, provided it does not contain incitements to crimes. The suffragettes claim that this signifies the surrender of Mr. McKenna to the Labourites. Suffragettes ignited the Parish Church of Penn., Buckinghamshire, which is interesting to ...

... jail. Earl Carrington was unable to deliver his address to the Tuberculosis Congress until the suffragettes were ejected. Last evening about 50 suffragettes arrived at the House of Commons in taxi-cal. Mrs. Despard anti a companion evening dress, . asked ...

... Unionists and suffragettes held meetings in adjoining squares. A mob of 2,000 upset the wagon from which the Unionists were speaking, and started to drag the suffragettes' wagon to the river. The Police, however, prevented the ducking of the suffragettes. The ...

... despite the suffragette agitation, there were only 12 women candidates, of whom 2 were elected. The Socialist losses are notable. Madame Melba, in an interview before embarking for her United States tour, announced that she has joined the suffragettes. believing ...

... London, Foirruary I. Mr. Asquith, while receiving the Freedom of the City of Dundee, was unable to speak during numerous suffragette interruptions and ejections, mingled with shouts of Traitor to him and Brutes to those forcibly restoring order, ...

... precaution against outrage. Police charge the suffragettes with burning the Territorial Service Corps building at Liverpool. _ _ The hearing of the actions brought by several West End firms against the suffragettes implicated in outrages resulting in damages ...

... match was then declared drawn. In the House of Commons, Mr. Timothy Healy appealed to Mr. Asquith to release the imprisoned suffragettes, to which the Prime Minister replied that they could depart immediately upon undertaking not to repeat their offences. ...

... Telegrams. March 7.—The Magistrates are now adding hard labour to the suffragette sentences, but the suffragettes say this merely signifies more severe demonstrations, and Mrs. Pankhnrst declares the cause would be advanced a decade if she were killed ...