... AND SEVEN. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. London 30th June 1909. Sir Percy blirouard has been appointed Governor of East Africa. The Suffragettes raided the House of Parliament, wild scenes oocurred in the streets, arrests were made including eight men, three who were ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES AT WESTMINSTER. About twenty days ago the Suffragettes, captained by Mrs. Parkhurst,announced their intention of sending a deputation on the 29th Ju.,e, to the H ,use of Commons t ) once more ask the Prime Minister whether the Government ...

... womanhood than the continued raids on the House of Commons by the Suffragettes. Each one certainly tends to become more and more humiliating to the ladies —the majority of the Suffragettes are real ladies. Last Tuesday evening's raid was certainly more ...

... but, though there was much to blame, there was no aspersions against anyone's honour. —On Thursday a deputation of the Suffragettes endeavoured to send a deputation to Buckingham Palace to be received in special audience by King Edward. The visit however ...

... a political dispute culminating in M. Boa assaulting M Caillaux in the Lobbies. From London—Mrs. Pankhurst and another suffragette mentioned on the 30th of June were fined five pounds or one month in prison, but the Magistrate advised them to appeal on ...

... agreed to form a Cabinet. The list of new Ministers will be submitted to the King this evening. —On Monday evening two Suffragettes were released from prison, who had been sentenced to terms of imprisonment for the recent disorders at Westminster. For ...

... them all together in a wagonette, and so depriving them of male Society. Some of them quickly settled the question in true Suffragette fashion by jumping out of their vehicle and into those of the poor males ! .in excellent string Band had ...

... E. Slight ' 771 48 . 2 Nil Calm 29 . 985 +Ol6 59 . 9 58 . 6 B.w. Slight 1 78 . 8 48 . 2 Nil Slight 1 The uuemployed and suffragettes accorded Mr. Aft:pith a most hostile demonstration; otherwise his words were loudly applauded. —The Suelleuatehe Retch ...

... expected to make. LATER. A Writ has been issued against Mr. Gladstone for an assault which involved the forcible feeding to suffragettes. M. Isvolsky has started for Livadia (Crimea) to attend the reception of the Turkish special mission to the Tsar. ...

... Brailsfoid, leader writers of the Daily News have resigned as a protest to the Uovernment's treatment at Birmingham to suffragettes. The Daily News in a leader this morning urged Mr. Asquith to reverse his attitude and hoped that the position of liberalism ...

... FORCIBLE FEEDING. THE STORY OF A RELEASED SUFFRAGETTE. Birmingham, Tuesday. The first Suffragette to be released after undtrguing the forcible feeding treatment in Winson Green Prison is Miss Laura A inswort h . She was liberated at 6.50 to-day, and was ...

... THE SUFFRAGETITS' CRUSADE. The authorities have at last turned the screw upon the troublesome Suffragettes. The latter are being mercilessly dealt with, and forced to eat against their will, and severely handled in street fights. Everyone is pleased to ...