... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Mrs. Bains, of Lancaster, who was sentenced o seven months’ hard labour in connection with the attempt to fire the Theatre Royal at Dublia on the occasion of the Premwer's viait, has beem r» leasad after serving little more tham ...

... SUFFRAGETTES SATISFIED. 'by «, Chronicle after the meeting, Miss Scott, who has been organirine the recent effort in Heading, defclared herself very well eatisfied with the fcampaign. Tito audiences had been very {arge, end towards the end very sympatheic ...

... SUFFRAGETTES ROUTED. Tbo suffragettes have been conducting active campaign during week and nave had to onoountor considerable opposition. Ou Wednesday evening they were in Cheapside. but largo and noisy opposition was much in evidoneo. Frequent interruptions ...

... Suffragettes and the Co-op. QOur energetic friends the suffragettes : seem to be ‘“moving heaven and earth’ to get ‘“ votes for women,” and they have'i special quarters in Reading to strive for | this * reform.”” In the Co-op. movementl women already ...

... SUFFRAGETTE IN MAN'S CLOTHES There ‘was a peculiar and exciting incident last night at the close of agl{ome Rule meeting addressed by Mr. C. E. Hobhouse and Mr. W. Redmond at Bristol. Mrs. Dove Willcox, a leader of the local militant suffragettes, was ...

... NON-MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES. The Reading society, which is one of some three hundred within the National Union, is organising a series of meetings between now and Kebruary 4th. These meetings are held some in the open-air and some at the shop, No. 9, Duke ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SCENE IN READING CHURCH. Suffrageties created another scene in Reading on Sunday. As the organ stopped in Broad Street Chapel on Sunday morning, | the Rev. R. M. Rawlinson said, ““Let us pray.” Thereugon two women sitting in the centre of ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SCENE IN READING CHURCH. The Suffragettes are new invading the churches. On Sunday morning at St. Luke’s Church, Reading, the service was nearing its close when a well-dressed lady in a cultured voice startled her fellow worehippers by exclaiming ...

... SUFFRAGETTE 11OAX AT EARLEY CIIURCII. What ie regarded as another suffragette hoax was perpetrated at Earley on Tuesday. Workmen engaged in repairing the clock at St. Peter's Church found a packet outside the lich-gate, and being suspicious as to what ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SCENE IN READING CHURCH. Suffragettes created another scene in Reading on Sunday. As the organ stopped in Broad Street Chapel on Sunday morning, tho Rev. R. M. Rawlinson said, “Let us pray.” 'l‘horeugon two women sitting in the centre of the ...

... SUFFRAGETTE “RAG” LIVELY UNDERGRADUATFES Huadreds of undergraduates mingled in a crowd gathered last evening at an openair demonstration at Oxford addressed by members of the Women’s Social and Political Union. They subjected the speakers, who were Miss ...

... WAS IT _A JOKE? SUFFRAGETTE POSTCARDS. As the 11 o'clock tra'n from Paddington was running through Reading on 'Tuesday morning • number of pootearda were thrown out of • compartment, with the words Voles for women wr'tten on them, Accompanying the postcarda ...