... Atlantic. This will be the most important experiment yet made as to the effect of oil on troubled waters. ANY PREMIER TO ANY SUFFRAGETTE. Dear lady, while your aims Have my sincere approval. And while I own your grievance claims Immediate removal; Yet, since ...

... for the Newmarket July meetings. STRIKING DEMONSTRATION. [One of the infuriated Suffragettes who threatened Mr. Asquith at Northampton, was armed with a whip.] Fie, Suffragette ! ’Tis wrong to use Such weapons to perform your task with • Who would not the ...

... benetit of those who were all the -e.” Rondeau. The Suffragette has come stay ihat event may as well i D, ' n ...

... lam told one of the ladies who is engaging in this enterprise that the noisy demonstrations of those called slightingly “Suffragettes” has given great offence among the more timid spirits. If any such should honour me by reading this column, may beg them ...

... Judgment Appeal. SUFFRAGIST INVASION OF THE HOUSE. AMAZING SCENES : SHRIEKING WOMEN EJECTED An organised attempt by some 100 Suffragettes to invade the Houses of Parliament during the opening of the Session on Tuesday afternoon led to extraordinary and unparalleled ...

... it becomes a bankrupt city ? Restrain, O spendthrift L.C.C. Vour Highway Robberies Committee! shame; How doth the little Suffragette Delight to bark and bite. And dare the constable to get The better of a fight ! How rowdily to work she goes To humanise ...

... the other sex is that they order things for which mere men have the pleasure of paying, and it is one of the things the suffragettes don’t want to take from us.” —Judge Philbrick, at Yeoyil County Court, in dismissing a wife from a joint action, as she ...

... Suffragettes Unexpected Release From Prison. After serving only half their sentences of two months, the eight Women Suffragists, who were imprisoned for creating a disturbance within the Houses of Parliament, were unexpectedly released on Saturday. Two ...

... to the action of Mr. Julius Bertram, the member for North Herts., who has drawn upon his devoted head the anger of the Suffragettes for daring to oppose the Women's Enfranchisement Bill, by a motion to put back the second reading for three months. The ...

... services of Mr. H. G. ■Whitley as superintendent. The Member for North Herts, seems tobe entering upon troublous times. The Suffragettes are threatening to make thincs warm in his constituency, and there was astonishing occurrence at one of his meetings last ...

... Suffragettes' Banquet. A committee of ladies, on Tuesday night,at the Savor Hotel, gave a complimentary banquet to the lady suffragists released from Holloway. Mra.' Fawcett occupied the chair, and addition to the released suffragists the company included ...

... Pickings from “Punch.” The Suffragettes who so pluckily elected to go to pi ison rather th in pay tines are now complaining that they found the prisons far from comfoi table. One of them was not satisfied with the accommodation in the Black Maria in which ...