... MR, CHI. la HILL WHIPPED. Mr. Winston Churchill was struck oil face with • whip bv a Suffragette at L. 4 Station on Saturday afternoon. . Accompanied by Mrs. Churchill, he went to Bristol to address a meeting iu Colston Hall. On alighting from his carriage ...

... Bartley iC.), and Br. Holmes tbaboort. As usual. the Women's Franchise question been 'ouch talked of the confect, and the Suffragettes a prominent part in urging the rercition of the Liberal candidate as the of a Government which will not take up their question ...

... morning the pollee, Is pastriilliag the oorridors of the 1101110 Oi mous, foneira well-dreseed woman, believed be be • Suffragette, hiding in • ventalatiug 'bleb runs up through the woll a the to the strangers' dining-roan. It re soppowl tint elae the ...

... once absorbed into the surface of the wall. where Parliamentary Members in the vicinity, many of whom were at the latest suffragette ezploit. read the l goatea's deputation, Jam Mb. Bill of Rights. It is the right of the subjects to petitioa the and all ...

... White, M.P., came * down from the Mousse of Comm mane to speak. As prism as the Postma•ter- General got up, about • dozen suffragettes. who had carefully placed themselves in various parts of the audience, began a eerier of interruptions, which prevented ...

... tired. I'm Rows your mistrone? Suffragette temilfieglyt: Won't yes ibb something to help our good cause along. Goodcraft Yr. lloodcrtft: I'd like very much to do one thing for you. but / its impossible. The Suffragette: T-iit! tot' Not hilleu imps ...

... he applied it to bis nose. and found that at contained only very tea. lIT:FFRAGETIF.‘ IN THE SMUT'S. TINE. IA number of Suffragettes endeavoured to I axe the boat. on the Serpentine for the puma.e of making a demonturation. Several of them ili..•arded ...

... over to the Government? Mr. S. T. Edwards, Was the Home Secretary justified in releasing Larkin? Mr. Tebbitt. -Militant Suffragettes and their conduct Mr. Gunning. South African Problems at the present time. ...

... SU MAC AND MR. HARCOURT More suffragette scenes occurred at Helmshore, near Haslingden, Lanes, on Saturday, when Mr. L. Harcourt, M.P., attended 11 political garden party. Immediately on his arrival • of literature was thrown into the carnage, and when ...

... with a man in it be treated differently to • poor woman with young children? A Guardian: You are • Suffragette. Mrs. Batters: No, I si• not a Suffragette, but I consider the women and the children. ...

... ddifyfyr, •I' Suffragettes.' Buddugol, Mr. W. J. Witham& Dadl ddifyfyr, 'A ddylid troths' hen lanciau r goreu, Mn. K. Morris a Hugh Evans. Cawsoul hwyl ragorol iawu. Dyniuniad pawb ydyw, i ni cyfarfod o'r lath yn luau; ac oe inedr y 'suffragettes wneyd kaiser ...

... suffragettcidd gau y boosddigenu ag oedd ye bresenol. Cynhaliwyd y cyfarfod yo y Prince ot Wales Theatre, ac yr °odd y ' suffragettes ' yno ye Ilu banarawg o bob than o'r deyroas; no yr oedd y cbuckerwout ' yoo, befyd, ye bared at eugwaith, a thallwyd 28aiti ...