... 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 ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RII7,IIASED Contrary to the extations even of their intimate friends, the imprisoned advocates of female suffrage were released from Holloway Prison on Monday afternoon about three o'clock. Elaborate arrangements for meeting the three ladies—Miss ...

... existed we do so either as men or women, according to whether we were women or men aforetime. This largely accounts for the suffragette. and for the long-haired, thin. voiced creatures who potter round boudoir*, play the piano, like sweetly pretty things ...

... be known as S.P.W.P.P.— or Society for Putting Women in their Proper Place. It is unlikely. nays the Onlooker, that the suffragettes will appreciate this new and ungallant translation of Place aux dames: but at reminds one of the excellent tale told ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT WESTMINSTER EJECTED BY THE POLICE. SCENE IN THE CENTRAL HALL. Shortly after the House of Commons began business on Tuesday afternoon a disturbance was caused within the precincts of Parliament by • number of women suffragists. They took ...

... 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 ...

... away from home. He said that was glad could address them as ladies and gentlemen, and not as suffragettes and gentlemen, for they had none of the suffragettes in that neighbourhood. They were very dissatisfied with much that the Government had done, and ...

... 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 ...

... book called Re. jetted Addressee. while another Horace Smith, many years afterwards, should have refused to allow the suffragettes to make speeches. Heredity, possibly? Dr. Lawrence, Bishop of Massachusetts, says, in the quirer. that he received a letter ...

... concurrence of the magistrate who heard the cases at Westminster Police-court, he had given instructions that the imprisoned suffragettes should be treated as firstclass miedemeananta ON THE RAND. The Chinese Labour question was revived, and some intereating ...

... SHAME! How cloth the little Suffragette Delight to bark and bite. And dare the constable to get The better of a fight! Row rowdily to work the goes To humanise our laws _ TA - c_ 7 l;;;T:Wual:, her pose Of Martyr to the Cause! ...

... herself * as such. A correspondent of the Speefator enters test againat the increasing use of what he the ridiculous word suffragette. mould in which such freaks of langustre coined is broken, he say, we f be ported to call a lady novelist • 'tinvektte ...