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... PRISON FOR DARING SUFFRAGETTE. At Briatol Police Court on Monday Theresa Garnett, aged 23, who attacked Mr Winston Churchill with a riding whip at Temple Station on Saturday, was charged with a breach of the peace, the original charge of assault being ...
... The Suffragettes in Welshpool. BY ONE OF THEM. On a dull winter nuirning u e arrirstl in Welalipool to make arrangements for our cam• paign of propaganda Mr J. D. Ma.s. Tiw waecful ohl town made a pleaaant contrast to the somewhat exciting reception we ...
... WOMEN CHAINED TO STATUES. SUFFRAGETTE SCENES. An extraordinary scene was witnessed in SL Stephens Hall, House of Commons, on Tuesday afternoon, when four suffragettes chained themselves to statues and commenced to shoat. the battle cries of the militant ...
... Suffragettes at Newtown. DISGRACEFULLY ABUSED BY LIBERALS. thi Monday afternoon time member, uf the Women'. Frc..ilom (mired ut %Ishii are to I.e their licadquarteta, dun mg thc prerkott campaign. Mi..t Amy Hick', M.A., 1. in charge of the hand the ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AT BORTH SMART REPARTEE. A HEARTY SEND OFF. A visit was paid to Borth on Saturday by the SultrapAtes, who immediately on their arrival proceeded to beach opposite the Hotel and wrote Votes for women meeting hero 6 p.m. The news soon spread ...
... The Suffragettes in the Boroughs. Successful Meting at N wtosn : Mr J. D. Rees's Black Record. of the moat aucce..ful meeting.. a puhtical campaign wax the •uffragette m.•tuig held in 11.1. Publie ha'!. Neatuan. on Thur..4las night. large %rented ...
... Merchant shipping Arts Amendment Bill, under the care of I.loyd-tieorge. war proceeded with. There wa, a demonstration by suffragettes in the outer lobby, and several of them were arrested. ...
... was dually put to the meeting the cause of the women prevailed by a majority of one. In course of the debate the Fair Suffragettes came in for much good humored banter. During the meeting the following songs were given :—Selo, Yr Hen Fardd, Mr T ...
... accompanist was Mrs Llewellyn. Tonypandy. The programme was as follows :—Pianoforte solo, Miss Dilys Evans: recitation, The Suffragette, Miss Dilys Rees; song, The three fishers. Mr Humphreys; violin solos. Mr Jones, Aberystwyth; song, The (light of Ages, ...
... NOTES. When Mr Lloyd-George gets the freedom of Carnarvou on Friday, it is to be hoped he will also be allowed freedom from suffragette attentions. But (bate ladies are so persistent and so übiquitous that one never can tell where they may alight and sting ...
... franchise. She used some caustic expressions, which may or may not be justified as to the methods of pressmen reporting the suffragettes' meeting.. The women's methods, she claimed, were the only methods by which they could hope to make statesmen realise their ...
... Victoria Mall and she attended it. Afterward.. .be and °there walked up New road 'singing and when near Clark', where the :suffragette. ed. Griffiths came to her,took bohl of her. and ..truck her in the lace. Mr Mustyit stopped aviosulting hr furtlicr and ...