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... Berlin. The suffragettes are now carrying their campaign into individual constituencies beginning against Mr. Bertram at Hitchin, but their meetings are much disturbed by wicked men booing and jeering. In the intervals of order the suffragettes assert their ...
... released suffragettes at which several announced their intention to compel a further imprisonment for similar reasons. Mr. Keir Hardie spoke hopefully of the prospects of Mr. Dickinson's Bill in the House of Commons to-morrow when the suffragettes plan making ...
... were allowed in the gallery, all the dcmonstrants were specifically excluded and the police force was doubled. Despite the Suffragettes announcement, they remained inactive until after the results. 430 members were pledged to vote aye if a vote should he ...
... Why Miss Marie Corelli is not a Suffragette. I Love my ~wn sex. writes Miss Marie Coral, in a remarkable article, entitleil Man's War against Woman, which forms Ihe most striking feature in the Christmas number of the Rapid Review. Man, writes ...
... instead of the old system, and dumb bells and puffing out the chest have been abandoned as promotive of heart failure. The suffragettes have held several meetings at which Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman was denounced for his lukewarnmem regarding Mr. Dickinson's ...
... water in the usual way. This is the Bth French naval disaster within 2 months. Mrs. Sanderson, addressing a meeting of suffragettes yesterday, urged making a demonstration within the Houses of Parliament, adding that it possible for women to don male ...
... Telegrams. L, 'whin, March 21st.—Seventy suffragettes were arrested yesterday for forcing an entrance to the House of Commons. They drove up in wagons, promenaded and then stormed the entrance while 750 police awaited their charge. Vicountess Harberton ...
... nt of the Asiatic Ordinance disallowed by Lord Elgin, designed to exclude all Asiatics, especially British indians. 78 suffragettes arrested on Wednesday, have chosen to go to jail rather than pay the small fines imposed. The House of Commons yesterday ...
... which they were interested. The first Cruiser Squadron has sailed for the West Indies en route to Jamestown. Forty one suffragettes upon their release from prison yesterday, were entertained at a breakfast resolutions were adopted to persist in their ...
... time of national peril A play has been successfully produced at the Court theatre, Stone Square, in which a suffragette heroine and fifty suffragettes as supernumeraries demonstrated with the enthusiastic support of the audience. The men on strike at the ...
... cocheres to wear mens' clothes as safeguards in the event of falls. N(Dtwithstanding thu scandalous behaviour of the suffragettes, the Commons have agreed to the first reading of a Bill to give women the Parliamentary vote. The second reading is fixed ...
... contesting the return of Mr. Chaplin for the vacant seat at Wimbledon caused by the resignation of Mr. Hambro, but the suffragettes support Earl Russel's brother the Hon. Bertram Russell whose wife is prominent in wonien's political work With a view to ...