... the prowess reference Ss sons, aud lest this remark without any to themselves may jur on the susceptible nerves of any suffragettes among us I hasten to add the fairness of its daughters (laughter and applause}, Tu pro I which w ing father P.P, as patron ...

... (Willy Conboy’s) prize bull by the horns a dilemma, some of the advanced women gave an exhibition of trick-riding in the Suffragette style. Mick M‘Quaid’s gramaphone exuded some mournful music whenever* they appeared in the circle. Michael acted as ringmaster ...

... wished to criticise his achievemernte in real warfare. ‘‘Joy! joy! had not perished! wherever had he been, save she, her suffragette boesom heaving with delight, and voice in the wilderness whispers back, “Why. when the light was raging he was dead (drunk) ...

... night’s entertainment, if alive and well, would accept invitation to their next concert. In ‘’Playing at Parliament, or Suffragettism Up-to-date” was side-splitting piece played the Curry School Children. We do not know what opinions Miss Burke, their teacher ...

... teacher, holds Women’s Rights, but think the greatca* compliment can pay her teaching is that Miss Pankhurvt or the others of suffragette fame would not think their cause very much advanced in the estimation of the mere man Sunday night’s playing. Mis* Walsh ...

... Lansdowne worked himself 0 a fury over the alleged prevalence of order in Treland. He expressed his Tt prise that while suffragettes were sent > solitary confinement in England Irish were treated. 2 Seaiency; and fed.upon the: fat of the Je ; s fia Lordshin ...

... DRESS HOCKEY ATCH. ‘‘The Merry Widows” v. * The Suffragettes.” SPECIAL ATIRACTION: QUE DRESSES. BRASS AND REED BAND. A Wedn yy next, 14th instant, a grand hockey match will be played in the enclosed grounds of the County Sligo Agri- cultural Society at ...

... vie Pane Fancy Dress at osehill. “MERRY WIDOWS” vw. “ ...

... anoy Dress Matoh. ‘The name of the so well and looked so charming in young lady who played ‘aol’? should aotler of the “‘Suffragette in ven as Miss Kathleen ‘Wand- have gg week. We trust she wil] excuse us for mis- not as im our report of last handsome ...

... ‘‘tame’’ members of the body politic m the land of the Czar. As I have mentioned this diversion, let me bdd that one of the suffragettes caused some annoyance by insertin: for women”’ On the wall of St. Stephen’s Hall. It ap peats that the lady, or woman, ...

... lying in wait. Parliament Gare, into Whitehall, with ite enormous treffic, was completely cleared of ti xaffic, while the Suffragettes, foiled Br their their attempt to reach the House, asea: ed the police and smashed wi lows. A vast crowd assembled ‘‘to ...

... wish to include al? female societies or leagues at nt in ex- istence in our town. It matters not whe- ther temperance or suffragette, whether it be a hockey or @ boating club, whether it is a branch of the Woman's Health Associa- tion or of that mystic ...