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... Australia. When discovered, she declared that she was unable to find employment, and had been living there for five weeks. The “suffragettes” arrested Downing•treet were released only on the Intercesslou of the Prim© Minister, eaid the Home Secretary, explaining ...
... to shout. We lore you young, old, coy. or prim, Condone your eigarottes; But spare our foelings, do not all Bo shrieking Suffragettes. There is a place for everything, Let each remain his niche in,— leave us to run the nation, while You stay and run tho ...
... better than the Nonconformists, and the Nonconformists want to give one in the eye to the Church of England. As to tho Suffragettes, I can quite see,” she said, “the cause of women has been put back years and years by what happened in the House of Commons ...
... receive a large deputation on the subject, and that there is a growing feeling on the part of politicians in favour of the suffragettes, the recent episode is generally deprecated on the score that such conduct is likely to seriously affect the present prospects ...
... WOMEN'S FRANCHISE. Big Demonstration to March on Downing Street. The march of the suffragette* to Downing street takes place this morning, when multitudes of flags and banners will paint the streets in all the colours of the rainbow, and all the dialects ...
... trepidation that Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman /aited the onslaught of the women yesterday morning. Although the number of the suffragettes who were admitted to his august presence was limited, he must have been painfully conscious that the hosts mustering round ...
... ated in a dozen papers. Suffragettes must know what all this is worth, and if they think their cause is advanced by it they are deceiving themselves. Women are sup- d to be casily flattered, but this does not apply to the suffragettes, otherwise there would ...
... inmates of prisons, to their religious opinions, furnish any test of tho feeling of the country. (Loud laughter.) PREMIER AND SUFFRAGETTES. The Prime Minister, in answer to Dr. Shipman, said the Government had every sympathy with the objects of the Local Authorities ...
... inmates of prisons to their religious opinions furnish any test of the feeling of the country— (loud laughter). Premier and Suffragettes. The Prime Minister, in answer to Dr. Shipman, 6uid the Government had every sympathy with the objects of the Local Authorities ...
... flesh directly on the all parts of the world representatives of the pep reins. If, Princess Ena’s marriage an dj sme of the suffragettes will escape the payment | @ ite, which is repeated several times, and of taxes by resistance of this sort, and really they ...
... demanding submission, declaring at the same time that she would manage everything and take all consequences. She would be a suffragette, a gentle anarchist, or a turbulent soubrette if she were alive now. She would stand a fair chance of becoming a leader ...