... saving of over a year would be Mated. A bachelor correspondent reminds that tut Sunday week was not the first en which the suffragettes last their sumes. Rs suggests that the proleptic age requireessnta account largely for the nocturnal performance ...

... it should sot b. remitted. Cap were ordered to be spade soots is the ewes. A PROCESSION OF WOMEN FIVE MILES LONG. The suffragettes' proe.esioo through London stet &tardily will be oospoevd of over forty thousand women, and, =eyeballed seven 'breast, ...

... Ilia liouur reinaiked th..t at one time astacal court had powers to nod wives back to husbands, Fattier lieu)—Sbe's a suffragette (Isughtor). Mr Meet= said that his was that two years ago big client went to look after the cleaning of the chapel, and ...

... change his opinims of thin woman. Instead of being of meek and gentle nature, she turned out to be the trary.—She muse he a Suffragette, added Father Kelly.—Mr Meehsii maintained that the 2s. covert] the elude prerniaes.—Fatli .r Kelly: I say it didn't. Father ...

... milhociaire. Doctor. my wife ►ae loot her woes.. What se I do about it? Try going home late some night. She: Is she a suffragette? He: Yes. She: And what is her husbanil? He: A sufferer. He: Tot deeded to take up an as a peolesmon She: Indeed' ...

... IRISH SUFFRAGETTES THREATE.N THE PREMIER. follomiog boa bees sent to the Premier ; Aocient Concert Buibbugs, times Brunswick street, Dublin, November, 1911. The Hight Hon A H Amp&lb. Dear - Sir—The Committee sod members of the Irish WomenS Lena ...

... ll y. a millionaire. Doctor, my wife has kat her voice. What I do about a? Try going horse late some etc: Is ohs a suffragette? Ha: Yee She: !'And what it bee hatband? He: • sufferer.' I've decided to take up art a. a profession. She: lodeed ...

... stems sent to the Manager, The Father Mathew Reelrd, Church Street, Dublin, will bring a copy to any address. 0 0 0 The suffragette movement IS interesting from many points of view not only in the matter of fierce onslaughts on the House of Commons, but ...

... Urban Councils no lady ventured to appeal to the electors. so it 'say he nsstinnd that we have in mit midst no militant suffragettes who nre anxious . for the p - ogress of the rause. All the same it is • pity no ladies came forward as we think their presence ...

... was ehariied for, Hall was filled, and deep interest Iva,. taken in the proceedings. Those who road the amounts of the Suffragette Movemest in England, as given in the halfpenny and penny dreadi'uls, vooked up to suit the gullibility of average reader ...

... ladies who addressed the meeting in the Carlow Town Hall on Tuesday night repudiated the idea of any such development in the suffragette movement; but, at the same time, they made it clear that the raison &etre of their League was the securing of equal political ...

... Austral:a, sad other placer, abe said the auti-auffrag• Society composed of ladies who go on platform* to ' tell people that suffragettes are a species of monsters who neglect their bousai an-I leave cradle uurocked. took pleasure io attending souls meetings ...