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... with the concurremv of the magistrate at the Westminster Poliie•court. instructions had been iziven that the imprisoned suffragettes should be treated as first•class misdemeanant.. • Mr. Ed• mund Robertson. in reply to Mr. Ridelale. paid the Hoard of Admiraliy ...
... SUFFRAGETTE DISORDERS. Oar al the most vivid seartions Paehunent hss experienced ceetarred is April ea the tire night the Mere. o'clock Rule cams into foree. It was • members' weak and the Female Fienchise came on as Essead Order at half-pest Mr. Mardis ...
... llenyddol a barddonol wddi reel oefnegreth barod Man. giumemesismsso (CAN I Posh. we ir tot mit cillspers yn rev e'r suffragettes, Edward ...
... w t o the cantata m e tbee we t with the greatest approval of the crowd. These were:So Shy. The Fan Drill, and The Suffragettes. The entertainment was brought to a close with the rendering of the Welsh National Anthem the solo being taken by Miss ...
... Brynamman, Amman Horace. Pony, filly or gelding, not exceeding 13 hands, foaled in 1905-2, Messrs. Wild Brothers, Kidwelly, Suffragette. Pony, colt or filly, not exceeding 13.2 hands, foaled in 19011--1, Evan Jones, Llaudilo, Towyn Vale .Woadel. • Special ...
... yn gwneuthur rhYwbeth. km Ileill yn gwneuthur Mae'r merched am ei &Hu O'r Council drat y graig Am na bai'n inyn'd i Am suffragette in writs: Ond dywed diai yn ddystaw, With ucl'd el wyncb glan. Foal ef a Mr. Harris Ye fel y tan. Pan &laver eisteddfod ...
... Aries. After sampling the quality of his grip, I sat down with the Green Dragon, who I diseuvered was as harmless as • suffragette. Asking her to accompany me to Browns, she readily consented on my promising to take a Castle for her. and Ship with Three ...
... Conference this year between the Cabinet and the lady Suffragists. (Tilmahawk the man who started the we of that silly word Suffragette.) Olympia, the Albert Hall. Shepherd's Bush—that's where the oratorical conflicts would have taken place. I would have given ...
... lady, Doris Rees and John Henry; song, Come, •sing to me, Miss Griffiths, Delfryn; action song, Tue Tea •Party; The Suffragettes. In the operetta, Miss Evans, Council School, a dear old Grandma, whilst Doris Rees and Annie Preece, the former as Mary• ...
... the genuine article. The second part was made up of a number of action songs, the last of which was a large party of Suffragettes. All were admirably acted and were received with loud applause. The following were the leading artistes.—Mra. Scurlock ...
... to'',• action song, The Smiling Geisha ' ; action song, 'Afternoon Tea; duet, The Pigtail and Fan; action - song, The Suffragettes. Y rhai a gymerasant ran oeddynt:—Mrs. Scurlock, Unlash; Parch. T. Jones, Cwrthenry; Mri. W. Lewis, Glandulais Lodge; ...