... have • varied choice in the matter of bishops. First of all there is the re;olar episcopate of the Establishment, with suffragette and colonials. Then, in all probability, we shall one of these days hare the new U.C.R. prelates, unless that piurtoral ...

... to be attractive in the eyes of men. We do not know the possibilities of woman's nature, he declares. and certainly the suffragettes have been telling London (which has long given over saying sarcastic things about women in business) one or two things ...

... who is equally an enthusiast in this work. wrote a book on Practical Socialism in 1893. London has bad an echo of the suffragette demonstration at Northampton. Mr. Asquith was troubled by the women suffragists at Sheffield at the time of the election ...

... tsanagton tor oisturranee outsiese Asquith's house, before Mr. Asquith got it reth•ced by half. Miss Terc.ii Billingtoo. the suffragette. was fined £lO. She would not pay. however, and although many offers hive been made to pay the necessary £lO for her immediate ...

... 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 ...

... of the Education gill. In this way the list of prohibited topics might be indefinitely lengthened. hut what ot the women suffragettes? To silence these talkative members of the toinniiinity would require the display of • rare degree of courage on the part ...

... pte: No; I igepect it's bocce they—boom-- What dyer say to a glass of ole deer? His Wife: What do you think of this Suffragette aff.t.ir. James? Do you think women should be allowed to vote?—'llie Man: For the right party, yes.- fits Wife: Well ...

... milker man. Sensitive Golfer: And what's funny about him? Caddie: lie plays gowf awfu' like you, Sir! The word Suffragettes has met with a good deal of criticism. Why not call them Itllltlfirabelle.? FiAerman (beginner): Don't you think. Peter ...

... Kill a melon, and Cwmtyddwr as near as possible like Come tidier. Lady 'ad 'er way,' which, by the way, suggests the suffragette, is often used to describe Llydiyadyway, a name any Welshman would consider sufficiently corrupted already. And the town ...

... you've dune.' RON DEAL . The suffragette has come to stay. To that event we mar as well Make up our 'mimic her strident yell Is heard amongst us every day. Poor man at present is at hay. Endeavouring in vain to quell The suffragette. In time. no (ionic she'll ...

... you run into anything yet with your new car'--Cyril: Yes, into debt. Caller: Could I lease witli you a little on 'The Suffragette'? —Editor: No. madam. The waatepaper tkpartruent is in the basement. Dick: Suppose I should weal a kiss Dolly: I you ...

... 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 ...