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... comparing Wales with England. He saw in a paper that morning a paragraph stating that at present no Welsh ladies had joined the suffragettes. (Laughter.) That simply proved that they kept their wives in much better order than they did over the border. (More laughter ...
... interest oi the effort. The Rev R. D. Edwards took the negative, and pleaded eloquently against gratifying the wishee of the suffragettes. Several members joined in the debate. A vote was taken, and the majority favoured the position taken by Mr Griffith,. ...
... that one tongue was enough for a woman daughter) —but if mere men were going to hold their own in the conflict with the Suffragettes, he believed they must preside themselves with two tongues, otherwise they would be driven in hopeless confusion from the ...
... interested in the Suffragettes. This week I have received rather an interesting letter on the subject from a lady muter of The Wheel of Life. and I am going to transcribe what she says: I wonder what you think about the Suffragettes' she begins. We ...
... causing the stock to break and the et the charged barrel to go ot Owing lo overcrowded eredition glitrGaol, in of tile the Suffragettes who refined to peg their linen ',Teat, woman corniets avee re. moved the gaol to _~ ...
... disclosing the secrets of the society to which • erwmparnan wait attached (laughter).—The prisoners were remanded. MORE SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED. Two reassocied suffrageatee—Miss Mary King Towyeand. of Shipley, and Mir Ellett Brooks, of Huddersfield -- ...
... Evans, J Griffiths, and A Hughes; pianoforte solo, Floreutian, Master W Vaughan ; stump speech, Women's rights, A Lady Suffragette; ballad, Just a little rocking chair and you, Mr A Hughes ; comic song (iu character), The Gladiator, Mr Hardwick ; ...
... Mr Wm. Pri,e, Tvizars. Beulah. and Mr Daniel Jones. Penrfiiivmoch, I.lanatin. Impromptu speech. The subject given sas - Suffragettes. - Six competed. P. ii.. son by Mr D. W. Davies. Ferndale. Quartette. —Only one party came forward. viz.. - Four boys ...
... between Mr Wm. Price, Tygarw, Benlah, and Mr Daniel Jones, Penrhiwmoch, Llanafan. Impromptu speech—The subject given was Suffragettes. Six competed. Prize won by Mr D W Davies, Ferndale. Quartette ; own selection—Only one party came forward, via., Four ...
... 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-- ...
... Bertrand Rusiell • who has been fighting Thus sings the worshipper, while all the time be Wimbledon in the cause of the suffragettes. has is . fingering the coins in his pocket to make sun, always been very advanced, inheriting t h e of bringing forth ...
... • menagerie, sharply observed en irascible woman a man who wee trying is force his way through the crowd at the door • suffragette meeting. No, I suppose not, re. turned the man, or they wouldn't Ina,* any of the animals to block the embalms. Little ...