... corks in their teeth and generally inanaged to ship considerable quantities of water before securing the cork; the 'Suffragettes handicap, in which the club secretary (Mr. A. S. Pytte) the costume prise; and the display of fancy swimming by Prof. ...

... SecialOta, on another the Lite Englanders, on another the Home Rakes, on another the Poorest-any-price Party, on another the Suffragettes, the Welshmen, the Die. e‘tablieliment Party and the extreme Nonconformnits, each striving to get their own ends, and letting ...

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... was a fine struggle for this event, Knight just touching the bar first, the second team also winning inches. Two Widths Suffragettes Handicap (Club). —ln skirt, blouse, bonnet, spectacles, and carry umbrella. Three prizes, also special prize for best costume ...

... succeed at the polls and when he saw the Socialists, Little Englanders, the Home Rulers, the Peace any Price party, the Suffragettes, the Welshmen, the Disestablishers, the extrema Nonconformists, each striving got their innings, he was certain that the ...

... champion, and more. barley, Sports, Frank Holden was first in the 100 position and Bans from dote mace. over, they had seen Suffragettes in cold water in- Third heet.-1, W. H. Ovens, R.S.C.; 2, H. R. yards open J Griffiths being second; the latter Barns, R ...

... in each of the sketches. In the first she made a perfect Mrs. Tabbins, and caused great fun as the lady customer (a Suffragette) in The Tea Shop. We heartily congratulate Mr. Pym upon the success of his sketches, which was fully demonstrated by ...

... worth the having, are in the of the women, and the men, poor creatures, are simply nowhere. What some of our more violent suffragettes would think of the novelist's description of the condition of the comtry, the disappearance of all the manufactories. railwaya ...

... tats play. Another Act was the Deceased Wile's Sister Bill and he prophmised that having got that at would the last of the Suffragettes [laughter The Govornixi.et h.d :'co barred door on tar reform, end le:meetly they would tackle another Afterthat Itnaraiated ...

... whole fabric of their social system was threatened, their laws and liberties were endangered. She had no sympathy with the suffragettes (laughter), who were body of noisy women who seemed to have lost all sense of womanly dignity. She would be very glad, ...

... upon which distraint could be made. Mr. Knight asked that he might be treated as a first class misdemeanant, as were the suffragettes. The Mayor said the application would be granted if possible. Onmearty.—The death of Captain Charles BMW: Blooock, al the ...

... Ire which were met as important to women as they were to men. She, however, did not belie.e in the anion of some of the suffragettes in interrupting flirtings and crating scenes in the Home of Commons in the furtherance of their erne. They, as members ...