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... the last twenty years, though had frequently to fight hard for his seat. There will a stiff fight for the seat, with the Suffragettes adding their little but noisy quota. The Prorogation is imminent; and Mr. Balfour is amongst the many invalids. The King ...
... Ile: Well -or—to be quite candid, I was- but the magintrato discharged me with a caution. Swrr Orr.- Yes. said the Suffragette. puff. ire her pipe defiantly. woman's natural sphere is the House f Commone.—'• I dareeay you are right, said the man ...
... SOFFRAGITTIOL—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 ...
... was thrown out the Lords. Lord Robert Cecil tried to make it a step towards woman s suffrage. That was at a time when the suffragettes were coming for a great share of public attention. A group ladies had created scenes both in the Lobby and outside the ...
... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Another contingent of women suffracists was discharged from Holloway Gaol early on Monday morning. They were all sentenced to a fortnight's imprisonment in default of paying a fine imposed on them for creating a disturbance at the ...
... date Socialism Mr. Keir Hardie and his followers differs as much from the doctrine of Christ as Passive Resister, or a Suffragette, does from one of the early martyrs; or a tin soldier from Lord Kitchener. Christ taught that the rich should help the poor ...
... money box. For an Enemy.—A makeup box. For a Sportsman.—A shooting box. For a I awyer —A deed box. For a Chen; txt . For a Suffragette —A ballot box. That's a bad cough you've got! —Yes, it k— But haven't you seen a doctor? --'• Eh? Several. I passed ...
... 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 ...
... faresfor the return journey by inviting the enemy to go back with them, unless of course as prisoners. CH ARIVARI A. The Suffragettes, who pluckily elected to to prison rather than pay fines, are now complaining that they found the prisons far from comfortable ...
... party of suffragettes who had invaded . the hall, evoked a chorus of yells, and it was difficult to restrain the younger members of the audience from at once ejecting them. Hardly a word was audible at a distance of • yard. The suffragettes did not appear ...
... and four thousand boys. So there are really silent influences at work more potent, perhaps, than those dreamt of by the Suffragettes. CHALFONT ST. GILES. This society held its last meeting in the Primitive Methodist Schoolroom. A solo was rendered by Miss ...
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