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... the Leaguers is to close all public schools if the children of the occupants of grazing lands are allowed to attend. The suffragettes, dissatisfied with Mr. Asquith's reply, revisited his residence yesterday, and, not being received, demonstrated from the ...
... attributed the recent defeats of the Government to persecution of the suffragettes. The released prisoners expressed their readiness to suffer further and suggest that suffragettes should get themselves arrested in such numbers that Holloway Gaol would ...
... decided that the West Indian Agricultural ' Department is to be maintained for another five years. Yesterday, hundreds of suffragettes awaited the House of Commons and attempted to rush the lobby, but the police defended the doors and arrested 54 shrieking ...
... Trhtidad, February 13th. —Closing of mails for Demerara by s.s. Naparima extended to 9 A.M. to-morrow. Feby. 13th.—Two of the suffragettes have !mid their fines ; but the rest preferred to undergo their sentences of from 3 to 6 weeks' imprisonment. and went ...
... Telegrams February 15th. —Mrs. Pankhurst and others of the latest arrested suffragettes, like those previously arrested, have preferred to ge to gaol for six weeks rather than pay fines. The concert of the Powers respecting Macedonia is apparently broken ...
... End. Mrs. Parkhurst says, of course the suffragettes make themselves ridiculous, but the only way to compel public attention is to be either silly or criminal. The latter is the masculine way, but the suffragettes prefer to be silly. They are now celebrating ...
... Telegram. Loudon, February 18th. Mrs. Parkhurst publishes a letter protesting against the arrests of suffragettes when not disorderly. The offence being merely political should be treated politically, and she demands that the Government facilitate Mr ...
... to Woman Suffrage, resulting in 5,011 being in its favour and 14,612 against it. Respecting the methods adopted by the suffragettes, 3,564 approve and 17,924 disapprove them. An attempt to launch the Rotterdam, a new 24,000-ton steamer, at Belfast on ...
... Following are the results of races run at Grand Anse, Grenada, on Thursday, 27th instant : IST—THE MAIDEN. —5 furlongs.—Suffragette Ist, (106 lbs.), Atalanta 2nd (118 lbs.), Bachelor's Button 3rd (105 lbs.) 2ND—CLUB PLATE. —6 furlongs.—Sister Mine Ist ...
... races rim at Grand Anse, Grenada, on Friday last, 28th ultimo : . MAIDEN HANDICAP. —3 furlongs.--Atalanta Ist (123 lbs.), Suffragette 2nd (120 lbs.), Bachelor's Button 3rd (WO lbs.) NIERCIIANTS' PLATE. —7 furlongs.—Flash Ist (116 lbs.), Silk Stocking 2nd ...
... nays. Among the ayes were 12 Ministers, including Sir Edward Grey, Mr. John Morley, Mr. Haldane and Mr. John Burns. The suffragettes, who had assembled in the vicinity of the House of Commons, cheered repeatedly, but there was no disorder and it was resolved ...
... Mr. Harvey du Cross, the Conservative Member for Hastings and supporting his election. 10,000 tickets were sold fur the suffragettes meeting at the Albert Hall. The President's chair was empty because Mrs. Paiikhurst was supposed to be in Holloway Gaol ...