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... DEALING WITH SUFFRAGETTES. lir. McKeana'A principle in his new bill for dealing w ith suffragettes is clear eilaugh, the Saturday Rerieie—as sous as suffragette prisoner misbehaves she will be rekaeed: Mr. McKenna's bill, in fact. breaks precisely where ...
... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. - Mrs. Crawford, a Glasgow suffragette, was released from Glasgow prison on Sunday, ,Ivere she had been hunger striking since Tuesday, when she was arrested for failing to And surety to be of good behaviour for six Mrs. Crawford ...
... 'LATER AND THE SUFFRAGETTE. Diseue•ting rise debate on Woman Suffrage In the Hoarse of COM/PODS, the Saturday Review. There is no relation whatever between what Sir Edward Carlton anti Yr. Donne Law have said and what the militant Suffragettes are doing: ...
... Suffragettes and the Law. Since the deplorable outrage at the National Gallery bortle criticism has been heard as to the efficacy of the Prisoners (Temporary Discharge for 111-health) Act popularly known as the Cat and Mouse Act, but enquiries in official ...
... SUFFRAGETTE'S ROOF ESCAPE.- Zaeiting seehea were witnessed at a Suffragette meeting held at Market Hill. Bedford. The eussien had a tough reeeptioos from • crowd of people, and • II 011111111 ‘OlO attempted to weak *as aaaailed egg.. orange peel. battens ...
... SUFFRAGETTE IN MALE ATTIRE. One of the released prisoners under the Cat and Mouse Act, Annie Bell, who was arrested on for failing to return to Holloway Gaol, under the tense of the Act, had disguised herself la a Nolo& suit and a wan 's bowler bat ...
... FUTILE SUFFRAGETTE BONE. A quant.ty of *haring'. a contstivi• espli.eser. and • candle. which approved lo been lighted and bloats MIL fogad in•ltto EGA Surrey Socaal Club. liedlidl. etwn the II ere opened on Sunday Two copies of a WMrheprr formed a •rapping ...
... FOUR SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. of the sit Suffragettes sentenced at the Old Bailey last week for conspiracy were released on Saturday from prison. presumably as • result of hunger strikes. They are: Annie Kenney, organiser of the Women's Social and Political ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN CATHEDRALS. DISGRACEFUL BEHAVIOUR. suffragettes continued their disgraceful performances in several cathedrals on Sunday, including St. Paul's, Norwich, and Birmingham. At St. Paul's two wainew assaulted the police on the steps, and arrested ...
... - SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. INTERRUPTIONS IN CHURCHES. Suffragettes have been responsible for many outrages during the week-end, the including Throwing a hammer at Br. Justice Lawrence at the Old Bailey; Interrupting mayoral eery lees in the churches; Setting ...
... SUFFRAGETTE FIRES. _ BIG CLAIMS FOR DAMAGZS. A claim for £ll.OOO been lodged with the Belfast District Council on behalf of Sir Hugh McCahriont. owner of the mansion Abbeylands, White Abbey, Co. Antrim, which was the scene of a Suffragette outrage. There ...
... CLUE IN BURNT CHURCH. MATCHES & SUFFRAGETTE IN A discovery which seems definitely to fix the reeponeihility for the burning of St. Catbeeine's Church, Mitcham, on May has been made That the fire was the work M incendiaries there was little doubt from ...