... condition of restoratioe. The new Constitution which South Carolina has agreed upon declares that the qualification for suffragettes themes* as before. And bare is • clause which Mr. Bright end his friends might think over— The rote vote is substituted ...

... South Fremantle, Ao When discovered. she declared that she able to End onployment, and had beer there for Eve weeks. The suffragettes arrested in I) , street were released only on the intert. the Prime Minister, said the Home F.. explaining to a member ...

... amount of sympathy with a certain member of the Cabinet (laughter). He would advise them not to imitate the doings of the suffragettes (hear, hear). He quite agreed that the present Government was attacking the principles of the Primrose League, and he thought ...

... had been put in on the same inspector's suggestion. It was resolved to refer the matter to the Board of Education. Th. suffragettes have now turned their atention to addressing working men's meetings at the Arsenal gates at Woolwich. Mrs. Monteflore ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Contrary to the expectations even of their intimate friends, the three imprisoned advocates of female suffrage were released from Holloway Prison on Monday afternoon about three o'clock. Elaborate arrangements for meeting the three ...

... Then she exclaimed dramatically: I don't acknowledge the power of this Court over me. (Cheers from the rest of the suffragettes.) The Magistrate . You don't suggest that the facts are wrong? Mrs. Sanderson (icily): I don't acknowledge the power of ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN. On Monday afternoon the suffragettes held a very lively demonstration under the shadow of the House of Commons, v hick resulted in Was Milne, of Manchester, being arrested. Just as Big Ben struck four a score or more of suffragettes ...

... STUDENTS v. SUFFRAGETTES, The male students of the University of Liver. pool routed a body of women suffragists, and had some very uncomplimentary things said of their lack of gallantry. Mrs. Carmichael Stapes waa announced to lecture under the auspices ...

... the Prime Ilinister's closure resolution was carried. and the House settled down to the details of the bill Itself. The Suffragettes will be delighted with the discussion in the House of Commons on Tuesday night, because for a considerable time members ...

... SOPTRAGETTES.—May I dare to say to my distracted, man fighting sisters that I am just a woman like themselves, and yet —not a suffragette? writes Miss Marie Corelli in the Rapid Reviews. I claim no more rights than are already mine to the full, and as for ...

... SUFFRAGETTES EJECTED. Mr. Julius Bertram, M.P., who blocked Mr. Heir Hardie's Bill, was constantly interrupted by women who want votes when he addressed his constituents at Baldock, Herts. The remarks of Mrs. Drummond, the leader of the party of suffragettes ...

... that • meeting was being held to discuss the advisability of depriving them of something for which their sisters the suffragettes had fought and bled tat least we believe that blood has been shed). Be that as it may, the meeting opened peacefully; ...