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... the remarkable American scarecrow, little Nell, the girl graduste. preemie soap, and Tweedledun and Tweedledee ; tableau, suffragettes, Mimes Jones, Weern, Morris, Hawkins, and Snow; song by Peter, -Put me on island where the girls are few; tableau, pageant ...
... at the workhouse at Hay actually refuse the offer of employment when it is found for them in the district. A. faithful Suffragette is missing Bee her comrades- anxious, pale' Ah! they sigh with deep emotion They have taken her to gaol! But they find ...
... begun by an appeal to beer and by the use of the money and power tf the brewers; it proceeded by providing funds for the Suffragettes to disturb Liberal Meetings; these forces have now been pretty well spent. so a new game had to be invented. The Tories ...
... see the Eisteddfod becoming a mere musical festival. Mind, I do not depreciate musk. Nothing elevates • nation like it. Suffragette interruption, at the close of which Mr Lloyd George proceeded with the Gomedd question, Is there weer (Loud ' laughter ...
... against defendant, was a man very fond of a Run. 'the Bench inflicted a floe of £l, inclodiug costs, or 14 days imprisonment. SUFFRAGETTES IN TROUBLE. 116 DEFENDANTS. INSPECTOR AND MRS. PANKHURST. The Suffragist' who were arrested as the result of a disturbance ...
... SUFFRAGETTE ANIMUS. °sea again certain rowdy women. who parade the sacred name of liberty for their own personal gain, have been creating a disturbance at the House of Commons. Their professed object was to interview the Prime Minister on the question ...
... the carrying out of the sentences shouted itself hoarse with savage joy and dessililitta further RELEASE OF SUFFE Four Suffragettes, Rae.. kessle, Semple, sad Mi istunhers of the Wonten's Free were sentenced to three we for obetructing the police street ...
... Miss Milling, old china bowls. Miss Daisy Milling. antogranh book. Mini; Viner. lace handkerchief. Miss Nfarsh. tea cosy (suffragette). ...
... 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 ...
... with an unexpecti reception, the suffragettes endeavouring to him down from their own particular preserve. The crowd, however, cheered him to the echo, and he was able to make • feit in condemnation of the suffragette tactics before the conveyance in ...
... all-night sittings in the House Of Commons. but that waa not so bad as the ell-night standings which had happened to the suffragettes at their gates. (Laughter.) Speaking about all-night sittings, he might say that whether they were found on the Government ...
... that the make a larger contributfou by way ot providing counter attractions. The latter paper seaside is not f tee the suffragette and the Budget protesters. There is no means of complete escape tor the holiday maker. lie curries the every day anxieties ...