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... eve m that little box unon the shelf? Think you I would to you deny What I so much enjoy myself? Say you won't join the suffragettes, And I'll e'en buy you cigarettes. I am told on high authority that men are to-day more abject slaves to the dictates of ...
... laurelled bust Will maidens annually sing. His but the glory, faint and lleeting, Of the last Greek athletic meeting. The Suffragettes. GThe Labour leaders are unanimous in condemning the tactics of the ladies in the gallery of the House of Commons. These ...
... In long procession, says C.-B. I'd grant you all you ask for but My colleagues don't agree with me. Alas, for prancing suffragettes And for the mighty schemes they plan The Banner-woman clearly gets But little from the Bannerman. Mr. F. T. Bullen says ...
... won't pay your bill So you and your Kaiser can try it.' The Suffragettes Again. 'The gallant Montefiore In language full of pith Shouts from an upper story In happy Hammersmith. The suffragettes who know her Assemble at her call, And cottage loaves they ...
... up with considerable seriousness. I hear that Mr. Asquith is deeply interested in the scheme and has nominated all the Suffragettes as a first instalment. In the course of his attack upon the smart set Father Va ughan said, Society nowadays is every bit ...
... is difficult to refrain from doing so. Notwithstand ing the hot weather London is taking the Suffragette in- iliction very calmly LEADERS OF THE SUFFRAGETTE PARTY ADVANCING UPON HYDE PARK On the left is seen Miss Kenne.y and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, and ...
... Were motor cars devoid of smell, Did nobody talk shop, Did creditors not tug one's bell, Did oratory stop, Were we from Suffragettes quite free, How very dull this world would be. Were hats not worn at matinees, Were chestnuts never told, If there were ...
... r. Bush, the income-tax collector, has vanquished Mrs. Monteliore, who now threatens to leave the country. Well Quantum Suff-ragette. She has had a good whine, but she needed a Bush. Now a Land Jumper. Vou are almost R man. You ought not to go about asking ...
... mitigated if the hedges were cut down. It is not easy, to be a pessimist nowadays. The cry comes shrilly from the throats Of Suffragettes We have no votes How solace these tragediennes Quite easy take away the men's. The president of the Imperial Society of ...
... Persia is to have a Constitution and Iceland Home Rule. We shall soon be hearing of Kamchatkan County Councils and Somali Suffragettes. C dentists having proved beyond dispute that ice contains far more ravening microbes than anything else that we swallow ...
... contempt of cou t but after an incarceration of four days has now been released owing to illness. Mr. Lawrence promised the Suffragette funds £10 a day while his wife was in prison Mills VOIGT, THE SHOEMAKER Whose remarkable escapades have caused all Germany ...
... poems, Depot Ditties, will be published shortly. He is the son of the late Major John Forbes, 1st Bat talion Black Watch SUFFRAGETTES AT THE WESTMINSTER POLICE COURT The figures second and third from the left are those of Mrs. Pethick Lawrence and Miss ...