... to prevent free vb Are we to believe there were no others there only Liberals* 1 have seen and heard a pood deal when Suffragettes are on the warpath, and 1 notice there are always some of both sides and many of neither taking part in these gatherings ...

... other fairies and elves; 1 Scene 11, A picnic in the woods ; Hostess, | Miss D. Fitvll. Guests, Misses N. Setchfield (a suffragette), K. Angell, A. Rayner, | A. Weedon, D. Hirwll. Masters P. Childs | and F. Parsons, Maid, Miss J. Gunton, Page Boy, Master ...

... movement, she speciaily explained that :fi: Women’s Liberal Federation was entirely against the methods of the Militant Suffragettes, who were the enemies of the trae suffrage movement. She also explained the attitude of the Government towards the Suffrage ...

... a & rigy ? for -the Bill in a slightly R 34 nt % s ; 2y m ftha Albert“) the Nt g s tion 'of well over WAS 5 be for (he Suffragette war fund. e L% @Ay~ T ! Y PETTY SESSIONS. Yest ursday). Wright, - u? w. 9.9 3 Tovbait. W Porter, and 1 ¥oqs UNLICENSED g)l ...

... Titanic and put the women and children first. The women were coming into their rights—votes or no votes, Sudragettes or no Suffragettes—they were going to throw off the social disabilities that chained them to Lh;ilr hu;ndr;\:: lot. ’lhqfn«de;l a meeting ...

... side had been su& ported by all that money could possibly in the way of canvassers, speakers and motor cars—(Voices: ‘“And Suffragettes’’) —and with the 2id of all the outside help the Tories had polled more than their ordinary poll; yet, the Liberals could ...

... —— Mr. T. M. Healy, K.C., M.P., speaking at a Suffragette demonstration in the Albert Hall said the women might be sure that if they merely simpered and looked pretty they would never get the vote. The Labour Party did not simper and Keir Hardie did not ...

... truer of the facts of to-day than of the early ’eighties when it was written. The writer died too soon to comment upon Suffragettes seeking to fire theatres where women and children had met to take their ‘ph‘a\unn He died too soon, also, to see the growth ...

... Coldfield. Dr. H. 8. Meacock, of Wisbech, provided the third prize winner in his chestnut colt by Hm wood Viceroy. out of Nene Suffragette. is a well-moulded useful colt, but he went a bit weakly. If only he'fidfl a little stronger on the legs he should take a ...

... es. — The Suffragettes are coming'! Soham is to be invaded on Nov. 28th by these ladies, who are to advocate their cause in the Court House. It will be a great day in the history of the town, which has never yet seen a real live suffragette within its ...

... *larher. Rev. F. G.rgnvillo and Mr. Arthur Morris. The quartette was repeated in the evening. Wuo Dip Ir?—Last week two suffragettes (non-militant) were engaged in canvassing the town and were made the victims of a practical joke. They visited a house ...

... are entirely under ‘‘petticoat government.” And since the women rule the roost, what a glorious Suffragette camp the town could be tu)rned into. (Suffragettes please take note. 1 often play whist and other harmless card games. Therefore I take it that lam ...