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... dog, and that a nurse shall >be cmP‘°- for them. Life for a woman must always b 0 a question of appearance—unless, ! is a suffragette, when it becomes biceps—and none are so good, or j or intellectual that they can a* dowdy.—“Ladies’ Field.” e In the matter ...
... shilling for carrying the bag.” ho most valuable of the recent acquisitions in the National Gallery is the famous undraped suffragette, known as Venus and Cupid,” Velasquith.—“Punch.” ou can have two bob month or husband’s body,” said an irate woman one ...
... to &20: Saturdays. 9 to 4.30. The most valuabloof the recent acquisitions in the National Gallery is the famous undraped suffragette, known Venus and Cupid,” Velasquith.—“ P««xfa-” ...
... will probably have enforced her right to vote and to legislate, judging from the recent disgraceful scenes of the unsoxed Suffragette. She will be the maker strange and contradictory laws. She will have a now code of morals, and will force illogical problems ...
... the franchise to women, very few will defend the dead set made against Mr Asquith by the more militant section the women suffragettes. The life of a Cabinet Minister would become intolerable if ho had no control over his own time and was obliged to receive ...
... his words, and works out in a week, and bring him ln t,ears an( contrition. But won’t him. Perhaps h s sufferings the the suffragettes have got on his & jj language. Lonne bouche from “Reynold’s • t^le journal in exietenoo that * J the financial interests ...
... attendance preliminary business House tiie whole sitting Committee stage Merchant Bill with which made Disgraceful caused by suffragettes in on Tuesday afternoon ladies collected in Central hold meeting police interfered but demonstrators officers endeavoured ...
... sum of 100 guineas for the relief of the* sufferers the Wingate Colliery disaster. Mrs Montefiore, one of the imprisoned suffragettes, has been released, Mr J. M. Robertson, M.P., standing as surety for her £lO. four fugitive convicts from Glouceeteir Prison ...
... . r the chaste presence of Annie Swan. Will one furnish me with the name of a great ri ter who was also a teetotaller? SUFFRAGETTES. ladies of the female suffrage movement fid have recently been dividing our attention **h “Captain Von Kocpenick,’’ are ...
... LIGHT CASTINGS. (By “THE CHIEL.” SYMPATHY FOR THE AFFLICTED. The imprisonment of the Suffragette* being resented in quarters where we shot scarcely have expected to find anything satisfaction, and the language in which pathy is expressed makes one feel ...
... golfing You need them for every table emergency EVERY GOOD GROCER HAS THEM Mrs Cobden Sanderson London one of the imprisoned suffragettes has refused to accept the mitigation of sentence offered her the Secretary She is at war with State and will accept nothing ...
... editor, Mr Smith. The articles were all cf an instructive and entertaining nature, and among subjects treated were Tho Suffragettes,” A Holiday on tho Rhine,” The Art Letter-writing,” a short story entitled Dolly,” poem on Diggs,” letters to tho editor ...