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... members on the question of relaxing the strict conditions which have governed entrance to the Ladies’ Gallery since the Suffragettes chained themselves to the grille, has been received with mixed feelings in the Lobby. A good many members share Mr. Lowther’s ...
... of the assistant secretaries of the Board of Agriculture, and one or two medical and veterinary experts. The Suffragette Band. The Suffragettes are mnot superior to feminine vanities. The band which has now become a prominent feature of their meetings ...
... Paddocks, where he has been frequently entertained. WOMEN TO GET THE VOTE. In opening the second day’s proceedings of the Suffragette bazaar in Glasgow yesterday, Mrs. Pethick Lawrence declared that public opinion was now on thei: side. In the House of Commons ...
... matrons:; recitation, “ Grime’s new hat”’ (emeored). Mrs. Marsden ; song, “The dear old home songs,” Mrs. Stott; sketch, “ Suffragettes,” five matrons: song, ‘“‘The aeroplane,” Mrs. Watkins: song, Miss Hone; dialogue, “Tea and Scandal,” Wheatley matrons. ...
... thendfichi excellent attractions h.fn been arran, , & together there are some orty entries for these events, which include a suffragette race under the hght harse section, in which the competi- Ry 'Zint: Andm Oflnlr tions, jumping, ey race, pony race. gears ...
... Maher 1 7 4 Lord Rosebery’s AVERNUS 3ys ..Fox 2 7 & Sir R. Grifith’s SILVER STRAND 3ys F. Wootton 3 9 1 Mr. Keene's Suffragette TV. 4ys Lynham 0 Winner trained by R. Dawson, Whatcombe. s_o ~Flest Y-ar of the PORTY - EIGHTH NEW BIENNIAL STAKES of 18 ...
... the campaign which it represented. The afternoon was gloriously fine, and the white dresses in which the majority of the Suffragettes were dressed, combined with the lLeague colours, and the iris blooms which many carried, to make a really pretty picture ...
... conferred upon him on November Oth, 1901, that is to say, on King Edward’s first birthday after his accession. Money for the Suffragettes At the Albert Hall suffragist demonstration on Saturday, Mrs. Pankhurst, prior to making & more than ordinarily successful ...
... present position of the Ministry is too parlous to permit of the introduction of any further troublesome complications. The Suffragettes, although the more enterprising section was not represented yesterday, we presume, will take this deliverance as a declaration ...
... Downing-street, and there was some clapping of hands when the Suffragette delegates were admitted. The police were present in some force, and it was amusing to see some of the Suffragettes who 'had been in prison go up and shake hands with inspectors ...
... second reading will not be taken until towards the end of the Session. The Bill is to be dangled in front of the militant Suffragettes as a bribe to them to keep quiet. It is doubtful whether they will be deceived by the ruse, but it is hard to see what ...
... b{ concealing herself in the venuls ting shait of the House of Commons. =te seems 1o be detached from the main body f Suffragettes, and acts npon her own initistive. THE ACCESSION OATH 1 hear that the Irish Nationalist members are being brought back ...