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... 'Thursday evening also sent a vote of condolence. CARD I GAN SUFFRAGETTES AT ST. DOGREL Miss Parker and Miss Keegan, meml of the rational Niemen 's becial ants Political Union, better known as suffragettes, attendees at the Netpool, dt. Dogmata, on Tuesday nigot ...
... meeting was held in front of the public buildings, the Bev. D. J. Hughes being the principal speaker. On Saturday four suffragettes. headed by Mrs. Martell, addressed an immense crowd in the Lower Market. Mr. lloch's supporters held a meeting in the Guildhall ...
... Bcnfro. tymirodd Etholiad Sir Briar° It dydd lau enillodd y Rityddfrydwyr fwidugoliaeth arddorehog, er gitsethaf y Filnach y Suffragettes, a'r Tariff Reformers, sef y glymblaid sydd am mod treth at y bars. Mr. Walter Roch, dpi ieuange. saith ar hugain oed, ...
... is 500 more than the highest obtained by any Liberal candidate before 1906. The Tariff Reformers, the publicans, and the suffragettes, despite their frantic efforts, failed to make any serious impression on the electors in this constituency. Pembrokeshire ...
... for the defence that d feed:int had kicked complainant—Mr. It :his. ad.lre.sing the Bench. said there , onlwhing of tne suffragettes in these Defendant had given birth to an I .et.isietes child, and rightly or wrongly it ss complainant's brother was 0 ...
... would be satisfied if defendant consented to be bound over and paid the costs. There was something of the rusure of the suffragettes in the women. At any rate, defendant seemed to he fully Qualified in that respect.—Mr Watkins sot being prepared to. adapt ...
... suppurtea. It is run.- in the place that a band of ladies are arranging • great suffragette meeting. Miss Ithrietabel Pankhurat and other well-known ladies who figure in the suffragette world ale . to he invited. __ _ Golt.—Miss Dorothy Campbell. the Scottish ...
... regard to the appointment of women as relieving officers, and asking the Board to give its attention to it.—Mrs. James: Suffragettes.—No action - . _ was taken. Assessment Appeal. The Board was asked to consent to the RALEIGH CYCLES' Assessment Committee ...
... PORTMADOC. Votes for Women.—A party of suffragettes appeared in Portraadoc on Saturday and addressed meetings in the neighbourhood of the Traetb, where the sheep dog trials were in progress. They appeared in the Traeth, but had to content themselves with ...
... dray, some fine stro.ies being done by Pennington, Rawson, Watkin. and James. Tom Evans was in charge of a band of about suffragettes, and to secure peace being observed, the services of a limb of the law had been requisitioned Walter Cranston, padded out ...
... Suffragettes at Aberystwyth TWO MINISTERS MOLESTED. The suffrag-ttes paid their first visit to ' Aberystwyth on Wednesday. They were a party of four, headed by Miss Mary Gaw-' thorpe, of Manchester. Arriving by a morning train they were just in time to ...
... Government had been doing everything in its power to ameliorate the condition of the classes in which suffragettes professed to oe interested, suffragettes lost no opportunity of barring the way of progress by declaring their intention of defeating Liberal ...