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... paying, and if the Company refused to make it cheaper, they should make up their minds to make gas for themselves. Like the Suffragettes—(laughter)—they should determine not to stand it any longer. B The Chairman remarked that if his memory served him right ...
... FREE FIGHT WITH THE POLICE. OVER 50 ARRESTS. London, This Morning. Following a great Convention® of Suffragettes at Caxton Hall, London, yesterday afternoon, at which a resolution was passed expressing profound indignation at the inaction of the Government ...
... amendment was defeated by 213 to 61. On the motion for the adjournment of the House, Mr Claude Hav called attention to the suffragette demonstration outside the House during the evening, and declared that the steps taken for policing the approaches of the ...
... better, but he remains IndooTs. Under a new order, considered necessary on account of the recent disturbance caused by suffragettes, several ladies, including the Countess of Carlisle, were last night prevented by the police from going further than St ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES® CAMPAIGN. A Hexham correspondent says: The threats of the Suffragettes to run a third candidate in the bye-election is not seriously regarded, and is discountenanced by the local association. A mecting of Members of Parliament who are ...
... FEMALE HOQLIGANS The ‘‘ Morning Phst’’ says the Suffragettes are acenmulating fresh reagons why they should mot have the vote. Up to a late hour last night cbout 75 such reasons had been recorded at the Police Sfation; that is to say, the names of abcut ...
... London officials expect that the vessel will get off at tha next tide. ANOTHER. SUFFRAGETTES’ DEMON- STRATION.—76 ARRESTS. Yesterday afternoon a large party of suffragettes drove up in waggonettes to the Old Palace Yard, and, alighting, mpde a d-sh against ...
... tan on. the rocks on Sunday mear M sine and sprang a leak. In the panic - ensued seven passengers were drowned- DISGUSTED SUFFRAGETTE v A London “‘Evening News represfi‘“‘% yesterday interviewed Dora Thewlis, the ¥ b‘d suffragist in Holloway Gaol. She said ...
... was present at yesterday’s meeting. He has’ been: already sworn of the Privy Council, and re-election is nct necessary. SUFFRAGETTE'S UNDIGNIFIED ! RETURN. At Westminster, yesterday, Dora Thewlis, the Huddersfield factory girl, 17, who took 'part in the ...
... dramatic skill, but it has a root idea of infinite truth which demarnds eluoidation. One #s sick of the shrick of the female suffragettes’ self-advertising, but man, mere man, the most selfish animal the world is cumbered with, ever realices that, under certain ...
... Liberals held six meetings, and the Conservatives ten. The relations of the suffragettes and the Free Traders have affected owing to the interruption of a meeting at Oakham by suffragettes, whose intervention was strongly resented. ...
... that is Mme. Fichu's well-known way of reminding her other cuse tomers of their little outstanding bills.” It was at a suffragette meeting, and the lecturer was waxing warm. . “Where wounld man be it it had not been for woman?' She pamoa: then, looking ...