... tceir language. “ Brutes and cowards were amongst the expressions hurled through tbs grille at the amazed Senators. One ‘•suffragette’’ went the length of proclaiming that it might be necessary to oomm.it murder before they got their rights. The removal ...

... quarter of hour to say.” is said the reverend father has not since uttered that ” one word more.” enthusiastic meeting of suffragettes was held on Senday Kavenao>*nrt Park at which Miss Teresa Billington would have been the chief speaker hit for the nnfortanate ...

... toughest encounters which it ever fell the lot of a new aspirant to Cabiuet lank to engage in. Policy of the Saner Suffragettes. An ardent suffragette of the saner sort tells (hat it Is a great, mistake to suppose that the Female Franchise Campaign will be damped ...

... within this world, that is to get a vote, And so they’ve set themselves to found political party Note In the “Shriek of the Suffragette, ’’ this will be apparent to most. We again “Conservative” can with justice support the Council in the.r desire 'o all the ...

... of this Auxiliary depends the birth, too, of a Girl’s Guild. This may be contrued as another injusticeif there are any Suffragettes amongst us —but it cannot help spurring the Y.F.CA, on to greatest effort. The Council together with very many others ...

... called decided by a large majority in the affirmative. The schoolroom was full when Miss Annie Hamer, the champion of the suffragette omuse. opened the debate. She was ably supported by Messrs W. Humphreys and Morris Jones, whose eloquent and fiery speeches ...

... “Gwenfron,” Mr James Hamer, Moohdre; dustt, “The two sailors,” Messrs Hamer and Richards, Moohdre; impromptu speech, “Suffragettes.” Mr T. Bowen, Digwm, Moohdre; mixed voice quartette. “The light the world,” Mr Frank Jones and party and Mr James Hamer ...

... regarding Hr Herbert Gladstone no Homs Secretary has ceased friends ones- loms of its gcacionsness. Tbs concession treat the suffragettes first-class misdemeanants, tor instance, might, in tbe opinion of some Liberals, ban been made earlier. As It was the Mooeaaion ...

... faw words to say in ths Welsh Chapel last Thursday night on the suffragette movement. “I have a great sympathy with the suffragette movement,” said he. ■••Ah!’ yon any. ’these suffragettes are so undignified.’ Men! Did yon get your rotes without breaking ...

... The split in the temperance vote Is very foolish in view of the great service Ur Sherwell has rendered tuth* cause. the Suffragettes should actively work against Hr SherweU altogether in favour of giving votes for women, is only another proof of tbe i ...

... was thrown out the Lords. Lord Bobert Cecil tried to make it a step towards woman’s suffrage. That was a* time when the suffragettes were coming in for great shore of public attention. A group of ladies had created “scenes” both the Lobby and outside the ...

... to most, and all take a very keen interest in the sanitary matters as they ba»e affected us recently-is that the view ol suffragette agitatiuns it is worthy of re- Medical Officer has last become to be rk that fewer than 118,841 the County , . , • n ,ir ...