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... midnight, and there are some who solemnly aver that on each occasion the clock struck thirteen times! Was She the First Suffragette? The ghost of Bellingham, the murderer of Mr. Spencer Percevol, is said to visit the House occasionally, wnd the spectre ...
... air, legis lators are not anxious to prejudice their pros pects in their constituencies by coming into conflict with the Suffragettes. The stal warts who are offering e vigorous opposition to the Bill are to be found mainly on tle “Opposition side of the ...
... progress and prospects of the Veto negotiations. PREPARING FOR THE SUFFRACETTES Everyone is asking what the next move | of the Suffragettes will be now that the Enfranchisement Bill has been put upon the Parliamentary shelf. That they will tamely acquiesce in ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. CHAT FROM THE CAPITAL. (From Our Own corvespondent). 134, Ficet-street, Frday. AWAITING THE THUD The Suffragettes appear to be playing an elaborate game of make-believe. Untal it suits their purpose they decline to accept the assurance ...
... thosa fanatical supporters of the cause who refuso to take their instructions from any League, and create an occasional ‘‘Suffragette scene ” mpon their own initiative. Mr. Balfour once had to endure similar 1;])olwue protection, but in his case real danger ...
... Prime Minister may make on this guestion, the coming weck in the Hounse does not promise to furni¢h much excitement. The Suffragettes are holding themselves in, and the business with which members will he occupied for the next fortnight will be the dnil ...
... assistance. The two men were eventually lodged in the lock-up, and were yesterday sent to prison. Well-known in Italy as a Suffragette. Barcness Irene Denvrll hes been dccunm with & gold medal for saving lfe. President Taft has delivered a speech advocatin ...
... prevailed, end the meeting nerratfid without passing any reso)}uu'on. If Mr. Lloyd George is going to act 25 a brake on the Suffragette wheel he will have to “look ont.” A BTUILUIANT MELODRAMA Tiose who Yka full-blooded melodrama. with plenty of exciting incident ...
... altogether from any oath he may make upon accession. L THE SUFFRACE DEMONSTRATION Not content with chalking the pave ments, Suffragettes were stationed a2t tie strect corners yesterday with banners, bidding all and sundry to the demonstrstion vgnch is to be ...
... that he could not get it on his head st all. THE SUFFRACETTE SHOW As a spectacular show Saturday’s demongtration of the Suffragettes was the most successful they have yet arranged. The organjoers seem to havo set themselves to have devised something in ...
... THE DOC WHIP INCIDENT The Bristol incident of the dog-whip has been immortalised in terra-cotta by some member of the Suffragette atelier, about which we heard so mnch in connection with the artistic side of Saturday’s demonstration. The *“group ™ is ...
... than anything else perhaps attracted notice at St. Stephen’s was the two days’' debate on the Women’s Franchise Bill. The Suffragettes have been comparatively quiescent since the House met in February, and we have had a weloome cessation from raids and alarums ...