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... THE SUFFRAGETTE. Many people, including those of recognised political position, are defending the suffragettes on the ground on which they defend themselves. They say that violence and lawlessness have been successful in other political movements, and ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE. Mr Asquith continues to receive much and, no doubt, Very unwelcome attention from that devoted band of women who clamour loud and long for a direct voice in the actual government of the country. Not content with demonstrating to the ...
... TO THE SUFFRAGETTES. Darn the ,Lurking, pretty darlings. tew the button on the shirt. Play at bridge and golf and croquet- Play the flirt. Play the deuce with men and money, We'll forgive your naughty trick,., But in mercy draw the line it Politics. Never ...
... THE MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES. If, in order that Female Suffrage should be introduced, it is only necessary to show that a large number of women desire it, the case may be taken as proved. Even if a still larger number of women do not desire the suffrage ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE'S ALPHABET. A stands for Ape —we would fain ape the male: B is the Beetle at which we turn pale; C is the Cheek with which we're provided; D Is the Derision with which we're derided; E is our Eloquence—bald as this rhyme; F is the Franchise ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE. The development of the Suffragette outrages is rousing the anger of men and women of all classes. The destruction of letters is causing suffering and serious inconvenience in many quarters, and the authorities are being urged ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE REVOLT. The breakaway of Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence from the Women's Social and Political Union is likely to result in a regular revolt. Strong contigenta of the members of the Union who have not been closely associated with the Pethick ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES' RAID. The raid by the Suffragettes has revealed their real policy in Parliamentary action. The demonstration has proved that the dareetore of the militants are desirous that their warfare, shall be continued for another year or two. ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES AND THE CENSUS. One is sorry to see that the two women's suffrage organisations which favour militant methods adhere to the very foolish policy of advising their friends to absent themselves from their homes on March 31st—with the result ...
... THE COST OF SUFFRAGETTE A calculation hes been made as to the wet of the militant campaign to the public. One week alone yielded the following items, rotiAly estimated :---Watton Heath explosion '650 : Regent's Park kiosk burned £720; Kew Pavilion burned ...
... GOVERNMENT AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. The evidence presented at Bow Street Police Court concerning the phtting and planning of some of the militant Suffragettes ge erally regarded as justifying the action of the Government in raiding the offices of the Women's ...
... LORD TWEEDIIOUTH AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. BRAVE MEN WANTED FOR THE CAUSE. Lord Tweedmouth, First Lord of the Admiralty, speaking at Chelmsford on Tuesday night, was interrupted several times by suffragettes, who, in spite of precautions taken. had managed ...