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... ar-olds made from OD to £24, three-year-olds from t2l to Cr. iitl y jtt ear-olds from to £4O THE RONATION MARCH OF THE SUFFRAGETTES THROUGH LONDON. It will Is. he noted with interest that Wales will lie prominently represented in the Coronation march ...
... sokeit hos had a .almoto peel blow the hoelt !hiring the reading of the( (thorium their ewe a great •'.,mnwdu.n he the Suffragette* behind the grille. alum has asked the liou.e it it was eight that the allowed •.. distutli the /1011.. !nor, hehintl the ...
... 31agaie Owen. Margaret Lewis, Ethel Harper. and 3fia Evans. Selo—Aries Alice Morgan. Solo--Mr. Jack D. Jones. gong suena. Suffragettes— Misses Ethel Harper. Mna Evans, Margaret Lewis, Alice Morgan, and Lizzie Jones. Solo—Miss R. A. Evans. rifle hand. Pianoforte ...
... --Cymeredwy. and effiant fuasai iddi fod i gyd ar yr un !lemur, thueddir hefyd i foci yn anaoddeiriog. Ithoweh Vote i'r Suffragette, a Phanillion Diolchgarwch.—Y eyfieithiad yn rig, a'r yn rhamantue ac ameerol. Diebun na ddylid bed yn rhy fanwl gyda ...
... the realisation of the recommendations of the Welsh Land Commissioners, impressing upon them to continue to agitate with Suffragette persistence until their just rights had been granted. Mr. Rees, C.M., Bwlchygroes, delivered an interesting speech on Unity ...
... he-jewelled velvet costume by Mrs. Williams. Blue Bell. Mr. Walter Blackman appeared as an Australian bushman flalf-a-dimen suffragettes. led by Miss Davies. next marched past flaunting their motto Votes for women. - Viviandiere (Mrs. D. T. George) proceeded ...
... off without a hitch, thanks to the complete arrangements made by Mr. D. Morgan Jones, town clerk, for the same. Our local suffragettes—if there are any—did not aspire to notoriety by spending the night sitting on Cardigan bridge rather than fill up the formulas ...
... extension of the franchise to women, and remarking on their capability to use it intelligently, hut the conduct of the militant suffragettes was deplored, even by some of the ladies. The following spoke:—Mrs. Capt. Timothy. Miss Pughe-Jones. Mr. M. Morris (Star ...