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... THE SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. LETTER FROM THE RECTOR OF BERMONDSEY. Canon Lewis, Rector of Bermondsey, in • letter to the Times, says he wishes to express some of the shame felt in the borough at the outrage upon decency and order which the recent flinging ...
... SUFFRAGETTE EXTREMISTS. 1 am told, writes the Daily Graphic Parliamentary representative, that a meeting in connection with the London militant woman suffrage movement was held recently abroad. The plans discussed are said to have been of such a character ...
... STARVING SUFFRAGETTES FRZR. On the recommendation of the prison doctor, all the seven Suffragettes sentenced at Liverpool for breaking windows and doing other damage on the occasion of Mr. Haldane's visit have been released from Walton Gaol owing to their ...
... ANOTHER SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE An extraordinary outrage, supposed to be the work of a suffrageite, was perpetrated in the Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Glasgov, on Friday afterncon. A voman entered the Italian Room with a hammer concealed in her dress and siruck ...
... BIX SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED, In the early hours of Saturday morning an attack was made by Suffragists on Mr. McKenna's residence in Smith-square, Westmineter, and a large number of windows were smashed. The Home Secretary had gone to the country for the ...
... Suffragettes Run Riot at Aberdeen. ...
... SUFFRAGETTES' APPEAL DISMISSE In the King's Bench Division, before the Lord Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Bucknill, and Mr. Justice Bray, an appeal has been heard of Mrs. Dospard and other snffragists from a decision of a Magistrate at Bow-street Policecourt ...
... FRESH SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE At Teddington, early on Saturday, a tram standing in the carriage-way midway between Teddington and Hampton Wick stations was set on fire. Three second-clase compartments wewe entirely burnt out and others damaged. The outrage ...
... The Suffragettes I Bill. Mm.•PNI , LONDON CORRESPONDENTS ON MR WASON'S APPEAL FOR REJECTION. THE following are the comments of various London correspondents on Mr Wason's speech in moving the rejection of the Women's Enfranchisement Bill, which came up ...
... MR WASON AND THE SUFFRAGETTES Sufiragettes, by the way, made themselves a oconsiderable nuisance st a meeting against vivisection, presided over by your member, Mr Catheart Wason. The meeting, which was held in Hampstead on Tuesday, protested against ...
... friend off, when the leader of the Suffragettes raised the ery, “It’s that cad, Lloyd George!” A rush followed, and Mr Jackson soon found himelf surrounded by an excited mob, the central figure f which was a Suffragette, waving a large dogwhip. Mr Jackson ...
... WILSON AND THE SUFFRAGETTE PROBLEM. It is reported, that Mr Wilson may urge upon Congress, as a measyre favourable to the comduet of the war, the granting of the suffrage to women. The White House has recently been picketed by Suffragettes, and sixteen ...