... 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 ...

... deputation. Suffragettes and Mr. Aequith. The sage who declared that If a unman will, she will, you may depend met, And if she won't, she won't, and there's an end on't, has peened himself amply justified by the endings of the suffragettes during the week ...

... Hoff, who was skipper of the Dr. fender. Volunteer, and Vigilant races for the America Cup. Miss Christobel Pankhurst. the suffragette who tried to be admitted to the English Bar, mw 60 degree of Bachelor of Laws at Vice tore, University. Manchester, on Saturday ...

... received a. tremendous impulse from the Passive Resistor,! A further development of it was seen in the proceedings of the Suffragettes (insufforabolles Punch., terms them), and the latest phase is .the jumping of claims by outof-works. What with their “camps ...

... 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 ...

... courage to kick them, and the strength to kick them hard. Th© only people they had ventured to stand up to were tho lady suffragettes” (laughter), and had onlv dared to face them with th© assistance of the police (laughter). As to tb© new constitution for ...

... who had not the courage to kick hard enough to make them desist. The only people they had stood up against were the lady suffragettes, and they had only dared to do this by the aid of the police. Their latest attempt at legislation was the South African ...

... courage to kick them, and tho strength to kick them hard. The only people they had ventured to stand up to were the lady “suffragettes” (laughter), and they had onlv dared to face them with the assistance of the police (laughter). As to the new constitution ...

... chambers some extraordinary scenes of disorder were enacted in the Outer Lobby of the House of Commons. A body of women suffragettes who had obtained access attempted to hold a meeting there. The police interfered, and at last had to remove the offending ...

... power without merit—but the loy&ty of a pop' to the man they had chosen kit their dud. Moe. I,ll.ffrtlPtitat In a lady suffragette. too, peritimid in seeslooe. and, like bet companion, was eartinl oat amid aidemble uproar. This. said Mr. Lloyd-GmtP seems ...