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... is the Liberal stand. where Mr. Gantrey. Dr. Mecnamara, Dr. Clifford, and others hold forth. At the back of these I. the suffragette van, with Annie Kenny 111:1.1 Nl4. Pankbarst, displaying aloft • bonnsr accusing the Liberal Covert:used of haviag sent ...
... failed, the people , had resorted to illegal methods of ahow'ng their disapproval, just as those Tory lieutenants, the Suffragettes, are doing in England. The two classes of crime complained of were cattle driving and boycotting. The former is a silly ...
... competition, No. 1 winning easily. Why women should not have votes. Four competitors— Anonymous, 'Pedestrian,.. Anti-Suffragette,' and E.P.W. The Rev Edniondos Owen made the award, allotting the prize to Pedestrian. Duet, Larboard watch. Competitors-- ...
... drunkards shut (renewed laughter(; then drink and drunkards would disappear. The speaker then referred to the claims of the suffragettes, and was inclined to put the women on the same footing politically as men. He was certain that the cause 01 temperance ...
... service, or contrilnited in person or purse towards the defence of the ' 1 i it 5 x ~ was a good deal talk now about the suffragette vote, and ho felt that • woman who had kept herself, and brough4 up a family, was far more entith.l it tote theta ) Wall ...
... —l, Mr Evana, Wye Villa, Rhava&r. Fretwork brackets (any design).-1, Mr 'him Jones, Triangle Inn. Rhayader. Speech on Suffragettes (equal)..—Obed , Dnviee, Brecon, John Owen, Caeblaidd. Kerry, near Newtown. Male voice competition (8 in number), -Morning ...
... supported, taken hy themselves, are most mi:leading. The sula;tunee of your charge is that Mrs Pankhurst and the militant suffragettes are opposed to Mr (ksitfrey Ilowards Bill because it is too democritic for them. What the organisation referred to—the ...
... who produced a racy and amusing dialogue; quartette. Flee as a bird.' Mr Ivor Davin, and friends, Owindwr; a satire - Suffragettes. winner. Mr D. H. lea. Oik-wm; bass solo. - Cymru. prise divided between Mr L. Evans. Bailie, and Mr Ivor Davies, Owmdwr; ...
... cigarette itself does not seem to occur in English until well on in the nineteenth oentury. Lady Bell, who coinplains that suffragette ought to mean a little suffrage,' can have no fault to find with cigarette, which means, of course, just what it appears ...
... The . prise for the meet original costume was divided between Mr A. E. Jones (Sheffield) who was admirably got. up as a suffragette, and Mr R. Cook-Jenkins (Lansdowne) as -Tocistlesi from Mr Cyril Maud's play. For the prettiest lady's Miss Sherbourne ...
... controversies affecting their interests, without inffictirig a hardship on the minority of trade animists. Fresh attacks of suffragette have ;amused or distvcssed, those who do. es do not. sympathise with their principle , . The Prime Xlinister has aanouncied ...
... and in this view he will be widely aupported. • • • We have previously shown in thetie columns how the cause of the women suffragette., is retarded by the deplorable of which its selt-oonstituted advocates are guilty ; so far from any improvement in their ...