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... A Bristol Suffragette at Holloway. Mrs. Lilian Dove-Willcox, of Richmond Terrace, Clifton, has sent us a lengthy letter describing her experiences in Hollowaylas a suffragette prisoner. Whether we have any sympathy or not with the plea of votes for ...
... To SUFFRAGETTES AND ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT P. H. FROST'S Photographic Baby Show Competition is Now cLosmx MONDAY NEXT aid fallemarind days HI THE Time for you to VOTE, And the Winning Results will be shown on WEDNESDAY, August ...
... &offing Man: You suffragettes ought to live in those European countries where women and donkeys hitched together draw heavy loads. Then _you'd be of some use. Suffragette:' Are you married? Scoffing Man: `O( course. Suffragette: Evidently the custom ...
... GUESS. The genial joker was watching • suffragette and an anti playing anagrams. Here is one women should know how to use, said the genial joker, giving them the letters OTSVE. It's votes! cried the suffragette. Guess again, said the anti. It's ...
... GUESS. The genial joker was watching a suffragette and an anti playing anagrams. Here is one women should know how to use, said the genial joker, giving them the letters OTSVE. It's votes! cried the suffragette. Guess again, said the anti. It's ...
... the Rev. J. W. Butcher will occupy the pulpit on Sunday next, both morning and evening. It is stated that the imprisoned suffragettes at Horfield are ref using food, and that their comrades intended parading outside the Gaol on Friday evening with • brass ...
... A BEGINNING. What do the suffragettes want, anyhow? We want to sweep the country, dad. Well, do not despise small beginnings. Suppose you make a start with the dining. room, my dear.—Louigrille Courier-Journal. Bishopston Furnishing Stores, 36a ...
... SUFFRAGISTS. (To the Editor of the Free Press.) Sir,—You mention in last week's Free Press. that a procession of Suffragettes marched on Tuesday. Would you kindly in your next issue correct this, as it was Suffragists, or Non-Militants. Those ...
... at 3.30 and 8.15 by Herr Pericescu's Band. ma Suffragettes again at ■r. &moll. Mr. Birrell was made the recipient of Doctor of Laws of Liverpool University on Saturday. Miss May Phillips, a suffragette, spent all the previous night without food in ...
... wealthy, proud, and stately dame . The Judge, then, for ambition's sake, Poor little Maude resolved to shake. An ardent suffragette was Maude. Chairwoman of the county board. I'll get square, Maude said, without fall So told her party her sad tale ...
... CHANGING THINGS AROUND. What do you think of this suffragette business? I think that the way woman is taking man's place means that next leap year it will be in order for a man to propose to a woman. A REALISTIC BIT. A certain fiction writer applied ...
... Smeerson the artist? . Phyle: He is on Easy-street now. Rankin: How did he get hie wealth? Phyla: Married a militant suffragette. Rankin : Woman with money? Phyle: No, she didn't have a dollar. Rankin: Well, then— Phyle: They made an arrangement ...