... THE SUFFRAGETTES. POLICE RAID LODGINGS MR. REDMOND'S ESCAPE. ...

... THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25, 1908. THE SUFFRAGETTES. LEADERS INTERVIEWED. Roaming lias hitherto been out of the wim” of l * lQ militant suffragist movenicnt, but the visit of Mr Augustine Birrt>H, the Chief Secretary of Ireland, to Reading ...

... ROWDY MAIDENHEAD SCENES. SUFFRAGETTES’ EXCITING EXPERIENCES) SEVERAL ARRESTS. Disgraceful soenes of rowdyism were witnessed at an open-air meeting under the suspices of the Woman's Social and Pdifiul' Emon at Maidenhead on Saturday eveng. The mecting wag ...

... WARNER ESTATE. SUFFRAGETTES CHARGED. ATTORNLEY GENERALS GRAVE WORDS TO JURY. .? To ...

... WILLIAM McILROY, L™ READING. yi READING SUFFRAGETTES IMPRISONED FOR THE CAUSE Soveral members of the Reading Branch of the Women’s Social and Political Union, assisted in the organised window emashing raid 1n London on Friday and Saturday last week. We ...

... “ WHY 1 BROKE A WINDOW.” INTERVIEW WITH A READING SUFFRAGETTE. I saw Mrs. Catharine Green at her residence yes.erday (Fridav) morning, writes a ** Chronicle ’ representative. She is a tall, scholarly-looking lady, and was wearing a tie emblazoned with ...

... C.EMS. WINDSOR & MAIDENHEAD FEDERATION. ‘SUFFRAGETTE’ ZEAL NEEDED IN THE CHURCH, About two hundred delegates attended the ¢hird annual festival of' the Windsor and Maidenhead Foderation of the C.E.M.S. held at Windsor . - . ' There was & brighst service ...

... THE. SUFFRAGF:PTES. While the militant suffragettes are, devising new methods of bringing thetri desire—to have the . vote — before the public, the wise woman is selecting thel material for her tailor-made costumes' at George Fraser and Sons', 43, Minster ...

... kUSTARD & CRESS. THE After tli» Suffragette meeting.—Local ■wag, to companion (after listening Mrs. Petaick LftTrreuco’s speeches in reply to questions): How fortunate that the woman’* reply to the question the Marriage is so strictly defined.” Mr. B ...

... qualified for the next round of the county championship. THE SUFFRAGETTE DREAD. ‘All the Chll-P(;‘I;S in the neighbourhood are being guarded against possible attacks by militant suffragettes. ...

... and asked if the corporation boucht * The Suffragette,”’ and if not, how did it come to be on the table in the free library? Alderman Cox said 8 number of periodicals were given to them, and * The Suffragette ’ gave pleasure to a semall number of people ...

... disturb Mr. Lloyd Georfio'x holiday at Marienbad, The Chancellor went to a certain hotel; suffragettes followed him. He wrote his mame in the visitors’ book; the suffragettes scribbled over it with red crayon and waited till he came out again. His appearance ...