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... having it out in the House of Commons. the suffragettes are raising breezes outside because they are not allowed tojoin in. Mrs. Dora B. Montesore has provided us with something fresh in the way of a suffragette protest. She believes in the principle of ...
... formal notice that women aro not wanted in tho Poet Office in future. Tho other attack was delivered by Miss Kennoy, tho Suffragette,” when said, after sconce at Northampton, “They had dono a good night’s work on Friday, and they had not finished with Mr ...
... Federation meeting. When I passed through Cavendish-square, she said, I was shocked to see these so - called women suffragettes fighting the police and making revertinent mocker• of womanhood. ...
... FOOLS AND THEIR FOLLY. Really the above expression will be considered apt by rooet sensible people when applied to the Suffragettes and their leaden. Ttoce doubt women are entitled to vote, but (toy are not entitled to behave liko un- fools the public ...
... Jonee Price hue exerted himeelf to reduce. After raising £l2O the debt ia now Mrs. Jones Price, with devotion worthy of suffragette. baa daring the laet 18 months aotaally collected in pence week by week cum of £4O 14s. id. for thia object. ...
... Brooks the outset She explained thas the Women's Liberal Federation took part in tho unseemly demonstrations organised the suffragettes. A resolution was moved Lady Carlisle from the chaii: expressing satisfaction that the Prime Minister bad expressed sympathy ...
... Then she qgclaimed dramatically : I don't acknowledge the power of this Court over me. (Chests from the rest of the suffragettes.) The Magistrate: You don't suggest that the facts are wrong? Mrs. Sanderson (icily): I don't acknowledge the power of ...
... the order* are not sulkiently numerous to keep all the fashionable tuilom in work. ECHOES FROM PARLIAMENT THE STRUGGLING SUFFRAGETTES. Everyone has remarked that the Members of both Houses of Parliament. u they reassembled this week. *hewed themselves to ...
... Umbrellas recovered & repaired .. A eldeld's smug YOU. taking notaik Awl tali, bell west ft. The sensational incident of the suffragettes now in Holloway Prison for their peculiar methods of demanding the vote has introduced a new phase of political life, although ...
... question of soldiering should depend upon the soldier', ows free will and choice. The serious illness of several of the suffragettes incarcerated in Holloway Gaol certainly in. creased the painfulness of an uahapp• situation. There can be no doubt that ...
... New Reform Club, spoke, and Mrs. Holmes. of Croydon. predicted that the next English dictionary would contain the word suffragette as a verb active, meaning to agitate for freedom and justice. Mrs. Philip Snowdon, wife of the Labour M.P.. said there ...
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