... WOMAN SUFFRAGETTE AT LISA N1,11,1,Y. At the Fairfield on Friday coating quite a large crowd assembled to listen to a stirring discourse by the eminent woman euffragette I Miss Pankhurst, who had come down to epee; I under the auspices of the 1.1.. P. ...

... dims. It me he wished to on their said the House at Commons had just met. and I s ,„, ehasass H tea ebta wom sad the lady suffragettes wet on the saws day I • '' sent se mold demon; that he should (laughter). The 4 1 base the is „ bid , he (the menced ...

... 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 ...

... Edmunds is bound by hit promise. Mr. Edmund,: If I sin likely to break my prmniae, sand Mrs. Phillip% up to me (laughter). Suffragette, remarked Mr. Nathan tir,:tit: G. W. R. LILANILLLY PLATFORM ARIUTALS VP &IL tit Slew to Son, sod ha forimess Is - Skim ...

... 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 ...

... Bard L In twelve months again. In the meantime be must be a good boy, or he might be tre ated badly. . _ . . . . . A local suffragette pars:sis in declaring that woman is a far superior being t 3 utan, and in proof of this that Mra. oat ,inianit wisdom than ...

... The contribution of Scout has been unavoidably held over on account of preems of space. It will appear neat week. The suffragettes intend running a new called ''The Daily Fe-ntaiL Lord s i lli oftif cliffs haa applied for an injunction. The mystery ...

... Thrasher. destroyer. The galling allow is a member of a known being the grandron of late John Owlmh Tao., Nouse, Pemboor• The Suffragettes have now opened a new of campaign. They go to the polite courts and protest against women Wing iv man-made laws. We find ...

... if this letter a true criterion of her aspirations, then, I would strongly advise Harriet to enlist her senices in the Suffragette Movement. I thought of publirbing some more letters this week, but I can see the Editor beginning to get uneasy, and his ...

... ye ei regyetadrodd, fod y ye lie hynod iawn—yr unig le a wyddai am dano o den haul heb bolisman, pregethwr, offeiriad, suffragette, na chyfreithiwr, ye byw ynddo. Dywedai hefyd fod Rhyddfrydwyr wlad hoe mor a pbolismen. eon am yr 'Eight Hours Bill! ...

... children under 13 year*: Miss Eddie Parry, Delfan. Children's solo (under 13 years): 1, i.e.; 2, Eddie Parry. Statua to The Suffragette: Rev. D. B. Davies, Peron. Children's solo (under 15 years): Diana Williams, Tycroes. Soprano solo: Miss L. Davies, Cwincadno ...

... inexperienced traveller. pointing too an adsertisentent sign. Mrs. Despazd bolds sets di.tinct siews se to the innocence of the Suffragettes' electoral methods. -We do not hams toe Govenunsal candidates. - she told a reporter: enter into it as ordinary electors ...