... Corrtsponbente. THE SUFFRAGETTES. Bra,—l beg to enclose an interesting letter which appeared in the Western Daily Press, Bristol, June Z3rd., hoping that you may kingly' be able to find space for it. Thanking you greatly for your sturdy help to the ...

... to work by aide with the men. 'fliers was enough work for both to do, but she did nut cornniend the conduct of the women suffragettes in . London to her fellow sinters. At Pontgarreg. the meeting am iliklreMed Its SIMS iii uiai.. Llangranog, mid Mi.. Elias ...

... District Council have obtained sanction to a loan of 1.15.000 for the pitrchane of the Pump House Common and Lake. The word Suffragettes' has met. with a good deal of criticism. Why not call them Insuffrabelles?— Punch. Mr. C. S. Denni s of Oswestry was ...

... January. • • • In the House of Commons the boss Sac- said he was not prepared to recommend the release of Mrs JAMS one of the suffragettes now in prison. She could obtain her release at any time by , obeying the order of the court. There can be no doubt that ...

... received a serious set back by the tactleas tactic:l of the suffragettes. The reform will oome some day; but its dawn has been postponed. The antics and the threats of the suffragettes have brought about • reel , tion, and many who formerly advocated ...

... 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. ...

... with carniien gas. Ma J LLwYD -We are pleased to see that some sketches by Mr J Llwyd Roberts, Borth, entitled Suffering Suffragettes --not to mention other People —appear in the current issue of The Graphic. 31PERN.• —W. omitted last week to give the ...

... CHIPS OF NEWS. On Saturday the nine suffragettes re. maininc of the who were committed to proton in contiernoti with the thsturbante in the Douse oi Commons on 4/ctober 23rd. and SUb.4. quently appeared at Westminster Pubes court. were released from Ifolloway ...

... lii is EV111.5, t subject ably dealt nith by both these .peaker, ii a heated fello.ke 3. In t ht. end the cause of the suffragettes was eat ried by it majority of 42. Songs were sung by Mr Davies arfl Miss Jennie Bat in.. At the close Mr John Frans. Broniarrh ...

... to a reformatory for the full term, until were nintteen of age. Miss C. Pankhurst arrived in Belfast on urday to open a suffragette's Irish eampcien. The' I-aneaahire a.nd Me•hire lISINI` a,tainat the reneeal of th• Board of Conciliation for a forth, term ...

... Jane. The characters were taken by Mies Lloyd, Utlfachwen, Miss Widiinson and Mies Southern. The play was • skit on the suffragettes and elicited roars of lauglicer, New Bisptrat Chapel—Tenders fur the erection of a new chapel at Penybont were opened in ...

... as be is concerned, may remain! fhere are so many some voters Aberayron and, bearing in mind the attitude of the modern suffragettes, he thinks it will be the safest and %neat course to tiLrow in his lot with them. He {hides himself on his influence with ...