... in many reforms would be made. Mr Winston Churchill also spoke, but, was interrupted by what are now known as female suffragettes,' who have lately taken to screaming fur the suffrage. They are very effectively putting those who have been hitherto in ...

... Delegates on Saturday of last week must have been a crushing blow to many hopeful polticians. more particularly to the female Suffragettes, who certainly got no hope from the Chancellor of Exchequer. They are sure to take an early opportunity of verbal castigation ...

... something themselves. He did not kroow whether it would be best to send a deputation to London on the question or not. The suffragettes claimed have done twenty-five years' propaganda work, but the anglers could forty-five years, and there had been two Royal ...

... first reading without division but the Tories evidently mean to fight it hard in the later stages. The raids of the women suffragettes on the outer Hall of the House have made the officials highly sensitive to alarums and excursions. One of the most sedate ...

... member of Keneington Borough Council, A Pro-Suffragist. Mr. Bertrand Russell, who has bean fighting Wimbledon in the of the suffragette., always been very advanced. inheriting the pioneer spirit from his father. Viscount Amherley. and sharing it with his brother ...

... LEARNING: The Suffragettes are making a beginning of learning from experience, and are holding meetings in a somewhat quieter way. There is little or no doubt that this is tf•e better way to impose the country. Pirhaps their best way would be to agi: ...

... the advertisement No ladies need apply. (laughter.) Bailie Da'ling thought they had better not do or they would get tha suffragettes down on them—(laughter.) CHAMBRRLAIN'S Nsw OFFICES. A report in connection with the furnishing of the Town Chamberlain's ...

... have won. Surely they must be a team (A philosophers —not players. A man came rushing into the park and asked if the Women Suffragettes were holding a meeting there—he had heard the squabble over the Advents fourth goal. ...

... Six weeks imprisonment for that! Why, men get less for crimes worse than murder. Never mind whether you agree with the suffragettes or not; the question for all thinkers is —Are such sentences on women to your liking? We pity your brain capacity, and ...

... assiduously against the Liberal candidate. The Tariff Reform League, the Primrose League. a Coal Consumers' League, the women suffragettes, were all busy, the London Unionists swarmed upon the constituency, and worked from early morning until midnight. The tracing ...

... station Why Vale, oh why ? :sportsmen should and the Vale—oh, tie: The presentation was also honoured by the r—Football Suffragettes. Who, by the way, was the old fool laugh, 'er-. Dick was in great form at the ceremony bat seemed afraid that the Cup would ...

... here to get some of the tit-bits for your Burgh Bits. The election fight is a keen one, meetiogs every night, what with suffragettes, temperance orators, Liberals, Tories, and mongrelsthe spate of oratory is, as one man observed, most devilish I have ...