... 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; ...

... he said, by which most of us could bo relieved of those two wearisome questions, the education and suffragette problems. I should like the suffragettes to marry the passive resisters, and go away for a long honeymoon. Alluding to the Workmen's Compensation ...

... Scpfraorttrs.—May I dare to say to my distracted, man fighting sisters that I am just woman like themselves, and yet —not suffragette’’? writes Miss Mario Corelli in the •‘Rapid Reviews.’’ 1 claim more rights than are already mine the full, and as for wanting ...

... paragraph a contemporary last week. The homing instinct of some animals is wonderful. It is denied that, a compliment to the Suffragettes, the name of Parkhurst Prison about to be changed to Prison. ...

... it upon themselves to advise the hot , e on what kind of food children should be fed, - said Mrs. Mitchell, one of the suffragettes, speaking at West Hartlepool. The petition for a recreation ground presented to the Longridge (Lanes) Urban Council by ...

... to her chin until after he is marrn.d-then it is forced on him. Cafe an lay.—Breakfast in bed. The House is up. Are the Suffragettes downhearted? Very well, I will grant you a summons. said the magistrate.—lt ain I for %Olen 'c's drunk that I wont it ...

... the previous they were told it was the dutv ,-r.iv to defend jus held il was the of every Beacousfiefd man. and those of suffragettes—(laughter)— he might add tvomau and child, not necessarily defeu.l h.- her eoontry. hut t.* defend his heist limps. tar ...

... paragraph in a contemporary lag The homing instinct of some animals wonderful. It is denied that, as a compliment to tho Suffragettes. the name of Parkhurst Prison is about to ho changed to Pankhurst Prison. TUE IT OF KNOWLEDGE. —lmportunate Lady (who has ...

... For an encore, That was enough for me. was given. An up-to-date duologue, entitled Lucy Birthday, introducing the suffragette question, terminated the first part of the programme, and was performed by the authors, the Misses Ewart. Great amusement ...

... reply to the encore, ** That was enough for me was given. up-to-date duologue, entitled Lucy's birthday, introducing the suffragette question, which terminated the first part of the programme, was performed by the authors, the Misses Ewart, much amusement ...

... women, occurred towards the close of the meeting. Yr. Churchill. after responding to the vote of thanks. frankly told the suffragettes that he would not vote for a Bill to enfranchise women on the same terms as men. He greatly regretted that earnest. go ...

... ** Tommy (in character), encore. (he comic song. ” Father.” Mr. Itonahl cvokol great merriment with liiw winging •• the Suffragettes of C*orent Garden.” ” My Sarah ” Mr. Owen Way w next comic coutiihntion, and an encore gave Potted Pontrv.” Mr. A. K. gave ...