... of Cep toga Hank N.H. who skipper of the Defender, Volunteer, and Vigilaat in for the Cap. Mies Chrielobel Peahen* the suffragette who tried to he admitted to the Bar. the degree of of at Vi.. roiveresty, au tletarday. The .I.ames Davideon. Ifty-two yew ...

... Thus may the argument proceed Anti-Suffragette Nonconformist : How dare you say you are entitled to sit in the House? Suffragette (with uplifted umbrella): Yon brute. you! Why uphold such a doctrine? Anti. Suffragette Nonconformist: My dear lady, don't ...

... advanced. vho had working quietly for votes over a period of years inclined for a Lung time to resent the soisy methods of the Suffragette., sod to eall them undignified. Bat nearly all the advocates of Women's Suffrage now me that is sometimes sec/wary. No reform ...

... effectiveness the use of the umbrella as a weapon of defence. The discovery of the idea dose not, however, lie with the suffragette'. I ' saw it in practice in Derry as far back as ten years ago. It was at the oocasion of the declaration of the poll in ...

... the platform. The deceased was on his way to init. father at Skeheorlie lefore rejoining his Alp at London. The women Suffragettes visited Edinburgh on Saturday hot and .iteraVy peintsd the town red. Thw marched in procession in their bun. deed*, arid ...

... Appeal for Aid. Mr. Birrell . addreired • Liberal meeting at Southampton on Tuesday night. It was interrupted by a number of Suffragette., who were ejected during the right hon. gentleman's speech. Mr. BirreU said that the illegal, reprehensible, and dishonest ...

... working of local government had proved Irishmen fitted for selfgovernment. The Suffragettes. At a meeting addressed by Mr Aequith at Nuneaton on Saturday, the suffragettes created of greet disorder. They frequently interrupted the right hon. gentleman ...

... Bugshist I Mr Bina the principal speaker M a crowded Liberal meowing at Reading. His address was frequently interrupted by suffragettes, who were ins/scheme ejected from the hall by the stewards Dealing first and chiefly with Irish problems, Mr Birrell said ...

... Fxciting Scenes with Suffragettes. Irvasion of the Moues of Fseitiag mere were warmed it Westminster oa Tuesday in connection with assembling of the Women's Piirliassent, sad at night been made. When the Aliment'. seessebled at Calton Hell, • resolution ...

... The Um!Mg Suffragettes. More Arrests. Farther disorderly took pleas at Westminster on Friday in eonnection with the suffragette movement. The Wornen'e l Pirliament pissed a resolution in terma to that adopted at Tneeday's sitting. Pankhuret, Miss Kenny ...

... noyance of the Little Sister* of tiv• Poor that steps will be taken that wont be re:at•cti by the Parish Council. The Suffragettes hell a meeting in Mother , well a week, and judging from results it is the mot auccreaul the ladies have ever had. Tho ...

... would soots be corning A sudden rush, a scream or two, A battered ehest. a fell. a And then the staggered bobble koew The Suffragettes had come. Mm bigh 1 You'll bit the mark of fame, As many men yon know did ; Bet themie no one in taking aim Vales yoar ...