... will probably have luforoed bet right to and to legislate, judging from the recent die. graceful soma of the snarled • Suffragette.' She will be the maker of strange and eoutrailanory laws. She will have • new code of morals, and will force illogical ...

... MARIE 4'OllElll ON VOTES. Woman or--Suffragettes ? is the title of • pamphlet by Maas Marie (orelli• which was published on Monday. The brilliant authoress is an uncompromising opponent of the demand for woman auffrage. Shall we sacrifice our IVoruanliood ...

... party has adopted only those Socialistic measures which are calculated to emberrasa the Government. It has applauded the Suffragettes whose lawlessness is a source of perplexity and anxiety to the Government. It has declared for the nationalization of mines ...

... : The most valuable Devo. force ha way through the crowd at the door of IRISH Tea of May Niue of this new venture. a suffragette meeting. No. I use. re °blared.' Me M• ally said they might not. but it of authority is in field of E.lutetioo. corer! ...

... ROBERT BELL A UCTIONEER, COLLEGE STAMM I', rdonally cowhide sad Sales ACROSS THE TA Here is • slab of f. a eonfused suffragette. Qa'ruo asthma pinpricks, and just a• wear moan otooe it will break dawn opposities. It is not their fault, but °imam not ...

... Oval to play Sedgy tie deasipioasitip, tie proceeds to go to the benefit of Want George Hayes, tie duel Surrey bat. Too Suffragettes realised that Sim means • great crowd, and made tied pleas Owl,. Six of the best known worms, Turin familiar vows for ...

... late Mr. (ires, a sterling Liberal. Notwithstanding the aid of the Old Guard of the Tory Party, of 2,000 Irishmen, of the Suffragettes of the Sporting League, of the Tariff Reformers. of the Primrose Dames, of the Socialista, and of the publicans, Mr. 1t ...

... the Commiesioser kindly gave se lewd. Ws west is his lordship's brougham, and had altogether a eery sloe time Seised. SUFFRAGETTES' BOUQUET FOR MRS. CHURCHILL , Wben Mr Churchill wife strived in Men. @beater they toned that the lieffragettes bad presents ...

... Grath (Mistreated by Mr P J Byrne) appeared for the respondents SUFFRAGETTES IN AND OUT OF PARLIAMENT. The sitting of the Hoses of on Wedserawee characterised by a swies of scream by suffragettes sad their sympathises's. Several of the women were removed, ...

... sever mind. Cheer up, old Chap. Don't look so glum. She'll be eat in a lortnight.—Disoonao. late Husband inserissned Suffragette): Yea, but. hang it, some 'em got a month! EITATV AGVICT —•' Is ball 04 tin couch bo—er—kt — Yes—/e1 sloe! (From Pick ...

... little farm well tilted, Rev C Poskis, Mr F McCollagb, Mr Adams. Pm 2 :—Pianoforte solo, Mir Dowse ; action song, The Suffragettes, School Girls ; song The City of Light, bliss Hopley ; song (with violin obligato) Mug me to sleep, Mies Anderson, ...

... —My head is bad. I have • suffragette wife. here and she will have to respond for me (laughter). Mrs Smiths ick--.%11 I hove Ray is—T thank you all very much indeed. and 1 h o rs e When yen prow up you will all be suffragette* rcheerii . - . Th. Young/arrs ...