... disqualification.” Tt was in 1918 that the King’s horge, Anmer, was brought down at Tattenham corner, when the militant suffragette ran on to the course, oy W Y ...

... “*BEast African Standard”’ (founded 1904) for the week ending May 2, 1914, The Bath Hotel at Felixtowe hag been gutted. . Suffragettes are suspected of being the authors of this outrpge. 4 H. F. Sir Henry Conway Belficld arrived in Nairobi on Biiig return ...

... management and cavalry manoeuvres. At Bow Street during the {rial of some suffragettes when the Magistrate adjourned the Court, women threw bags of flour about. In view of the recent suffragette outrages .at the National Museum, women will henceforth only be admitted ...

... have been arrested on a charge of fraudulent bankruptcy. There are liabilities to the extent of half a million sterling. Suffragettes are increasingly violent. A young women hatchetted two pictures in the Dore Gallery and severely wounded the attendant ...

... ending June 13, 1914. The Police are taking stringent precautions at to-night’s Royal Court, having been warned that the Suffragettes have o plot to gain admission, The papers state that at the Royal Court yesterday evening, a woman in Court dress dropped ...

... the Cathedral in Edinburgh a suffragette threw a rubber ball, with the wusual protest against forced feeding. The ball fell in the lap of the Queen who laughingly brushed it aside. .. .The total damage done in Suffragette outrages since the beginning ...