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... me. boy?” Caddie: No, »ir, lau|hin’ at anither man.” “ And what’s funny about him! Caddie. plavs like you, Sir. The word Suffragettes has met with good dell of criticism. Why not call them lusuffra- (beginner): “Don’t Peter. I’ve improved a good deal since ...
... ran into anything yet with your new car? —Cyril: Yea, into debt. Caller; “Could I leave with you a little poem on ‘The Suffragette’?”—Editor: “No, madam. The waste-paper department the basement Dick: “ Suppose I should steal a kiss? Dolly; “I defy you ...
... before you ve done. BONDSAU. T'u suffragette has come to stay. that event wo mav well Make up our minds, her strident yen Is heard amongst us every day. Poor man present is at bay. Endeavouring in vain to quell The suffragette. In time, no doubt, she’U get ...
... motor is necessary in the country. The chief objectors London are now t.h© milliner© and th© THE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1906 SUFFRAGETTES AT WESTMINSTER. EJECTED BY THE POLICE. SCENE IN THE CENTBAE lIAEL. rights!' did not make tne laws! “it is under protest ...
... terest, especially is Canada, is informed cable that twenty five vrtSh with iron rod. Tile society, and universally admired. SUFFRAGETTES AND PARLIAMENT, car-loads of silver ore, worth on average ■Sw drfl beginning the dawn Christmas Dr . Bourne. „ fiO.OOOdol ...
... ‘‘Yes. —Boy: many ? —Huntsman: “Two.”—Boy: “Laxy beggars! ” Mrs. Lawrence, speaking the Holbom Town Hall, declared that the suffragettes had a great things up their sleeve. «c had always wondered what it was that gave some them such air of being badly dressed ...
... of many sti that, concurrence of the magi: tram at the estmmster Police-court, instruction had been that the imprisoned suffragettes ahouid M teemted m first-class misdemesw^ants. ...
... deputation which is coming to England are good English speakers. Against the Suffragette. The Zaw Times regrets the decision that has been arrived at to treat the suffragettes as first-1 class misdemeanants. It says: Although have great sympathy with female ...
... them hard. That is the record of twelve months Radical rule, only people they had the courage to stand up were the Lady Suffragettes, and they did not to face them without the assistance of the elropolilan Police (laughter). Government that sort was nol ...
... them information about those various subjects which deeply concerned women in every degree life, and to make them, not suffragettes, but fairly keen politicians (hear, hear). There never was a time, perhaps, when political matters more deeply affected ...
... atrongly imitative. Is there anything in the other sex to correspond? A society gossip wonders why the strongminded and suffragette type of woman always gravitates towards such dreadful kinds of footgear.” (or more likely she) wants to know it it is kind ...
... murderers are kept waiting their trial. And, of course, the suspense is not always ended then. Deprived op a Griivancb— Suffragette expectedly released from prison) to official: disgraceful, turning out like this. Abominable tyranny, that’s what is. But ...