... SUFFRAGETTES. The spectacle of women in evening dress hissing Mrs. Humphry Ward wan seen on Sunday night in the hall of the Pawnor. Edwards Settlement. A meeting had been arranged by the London Society for Women's Suffrage, at which Mrs. Humphry Ward ...

... SUFFRAGETTES. Mrs. Despard, of the Women’s Freedom League, has received the following repß the addressed to Mr. Herbert Gladstone with reference to the right of petition: •• [ am directed the Secretary State to say that, is prepared to give the fußest ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE& I am, this week, the favoured recipient of a note from a correspondent —whom instinct and the handwriting tell me is a member of the fair gender—who appears to be labouring under a misapprehension caused by my note in last week's /Prabl ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Half-a-dosen suffragists, accompanied by two buglers, demonstrated in a launch in front of the Terrace of the House of Commons on Monday. The police boat is now patrolling the neighbourhood. At Leeds, on Monday, four women were sent ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Several suffragists on Friday created a disturbance outside Mr. Asquith's house in Cavendieh.equare and the ringleaders were arrested. The women arrested were Dr. Helen Bourchier, Mre. Sanderson. Mre. Dempsey and Mm. Duval, who later ...

... acquired by the West Derby Guardians. Among the suffragette literature found was a typewritten card, addressed to the Government, and bearing the words, Ilene, mene, tekel, upharsiu. BISHOP AND SUFFRAGETTES. The Bishop of Carlisle in his presidential address ...

... SUFFRAGETTE EXTREMISTS I am told, writes the Da iff/ Graphic Parliamentary representative, that meeting in connection with the London militant woman suffrage movement was held recently abroad. The plans discussed are said to have been of such character ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SUBSCRIPTION& A SEARCH FOR, THE DONORS. The Times on Tuesday contained the fol• lowing advertisement in a prominent position: PERSONAL £lOO REWARD. —lnformer lion is required as to the names of those whet have contributed sums exceeding one ...

... SUFFRAGETTES' DUNGEON. Two of the revolting suffragettes, Miss Gladys Roberts and Miss Florence Cook, were released from Holloway on Monday night. Miss Roberts stated that she wrote to Mr. Gladstone asking to be treated as a first-class prisoner, but ...

... CHANCE FOR SUFFRAGETTES. Ameriean legislators are. it is suggested, to be won for Woman Suffrage by kisses, reports the Daily Mail New lurk correspndent. There is not a man in America, said Mrs. A. W. Powell at a public meeting, whose vote cannot ...

... SUFFRAGETTES IN HENLEY. Henley has received a little attention from the suffragettes two or three days this week. They have not by any means appeared anxious to hide their identity. On Wednesday, wearing sashes which exhibited the familiar motto Votes ...

... MINISTER AND SUFFRAGETTES. Disorderly scenes were caused by Suffragettes at a meeting of his constituents addressed by Mr. Haldane at Dunbar. One woman who interrupted, despite repeated protests, was at het removed by a stalwart police inspector. little ...