... snatched a flag from Following the extremely severe measures in- stituted againot Anarchists by the German I the hands of the suffragette standard-bearer, and the struggle became almost a fight. Amid Government, several arrest,' 'have just been made at Dusseldorf ...

... it is not to its credit that such scandals should be constantly arising. After their work at Huddersfield, most of the suffragettes who were recently imprisoned are back in London, working out the plans of another campaign. It is whispered that there ...

... departure was delayed a week. If Mr. Burns will not give way, we shall have to clear him out, said Mrs. P. Snowden it a Suffragette's meeting in Battersea. The use of the word encumbrances as • aynonyin for children was objected to by the chairman ...

... base of operations in Christianising China end Japan. Manchester Town Hall Committee has refused an application from the suffragettes to be allowed to place petitions for signature in the town halls and free libraries in the city. Senor Moret, the ex-Spanish ...

... the party of suffragettes who had invaded the ball, evoked a chorus of yells, and it was difficult to restrain the younger members of the audience from once ejecting them. Hardly a word was audible at a distance of a yard. The suffragettes did not appear ...

... dear, that is Mine. Fichu's well-known way of reminding her other customers of their little outstanding bills. It was a suffragette meeting, and the lecturer was waxing warm. Where would man be if it had not been for woman? She paused; then, looking ...

... the Interval pianoforte music was supplied by Mr. A. J. Naish (the organist) and Mr. Harold Bowden. A burlesque on the Suffragettes, Could we but Rule (by Mary Hobbs, Mabel Read, G. Giles and R. King, with Mr. Banbury in the character of a policeman) ...

... They were divided into four sections. First came the members of the National Women's Federation. then the Society of Women Suffragettes, followed by the men's Liberal Federation and the British WouiNt's Temperance Association. In the foremost row was Lady ...

... (Laughter.) I should not like the all-night sittings, the overtime—(laughter)—and I don't think I should be able to manage a suffragette. (Renewed laughter.) If the custom prevailed now it would provide plenty of work for my Deputy to do. (Laughter.) Aid. ...

... perchance, Offend the worthy people of Penzance. And Princess ld.i's satire might e'en fret The temper of her sister suffragette. Sweet - lolaeithe' would excite the jeers Of those who do not love our House of Peers. Our sailors and our babies might ...

... named Palmer was £lOO or three months' imprisonment. By a fervent male speaker at ?dandiest*. kiss Kenney, a well-known suffragette, was likened to Joan of Are inspired by angels. The 15th Brigade Royal Field Artillery kite been flooded out of their camp ...

... Although Mr. Chaplin defeated Mr. Bertrand Russell, the Women's Suffragist candidate, at. Wimbledon by 6,964 votes, the suffragettes profess to be very hopeful, and well satisfied with the 3,299 votes polled by their candidate. The next morning after the ...