... THE BUSY SUFFRAGETTES. The Suffragettes are finding their election campaign in West Hull not a soft job. Yesterday there were five meetings. In the evening Mrs Pankhurst was at the Fishermen's Memorial, Mrs Eates and Miss Keevil at the corner of Cl ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE CROWD THOUSANDS ON CORPORATION fIELD. WOMEN AND SLAVERY. Mrs Martel, star of the Suffragettes, gazed the crowd the Corporation Field, Hull, and estimated it 4,000 —the largest tho Suffragettes have addressed since their sojourn ...

... THE CONVICTED SUFFRAGETTE. MISS TERESA BILLINGTON whose portrait b reproduced here, has fcr some time been one of the principal organisers of the Women's Social and Political Union. She was arrested for resisting the police outside Sir Henry Campbell ...

... HULL SUFFRAGETTES. NOT DECEIVED BY ASQUITH. Mrs Martel and Miss Lambert, of the W.S.P.U., addressed a meeting at the Royal Institution, Hull, last night. There was evidence the large attendance that the movement is gaining many sympathisers, and the speakers ...

... CHINESE SUFFRAGETTES. Tiie latest example or flic way i n which V. ostei n methods are. invading China is furnished in the. accounts given authoritative Chinese reports amazing witnessed on Wednesday in .Assembly Nanking. A party Amazons, dissatisfied ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT LINCOLN Mr Herbert (JladslorM? a Liberal Lincoln on Wednesday night, and was much interrupted suffragettes, many of whom had obtained admission to the meeting, despite great precautions taken in the distribution of tickets. Gladstone devoted ...

... SUFFRAGETTE OFFICES RAIDED Laat night the offices of the Suffragette paper, the Britannia, were raided by the London Police, and quantity of type was seized. The Press Association is informed by the VVomen's Social and Political Union that last night ...

... MORE SUFFRAGETTE FOLLY. WINDOW SMASHING AT WESTMINSTER. While a policeman duty lest evening at the door leading to the Central Lobby of the House Commons was engaged in receiving card to be sent into the House for a member, a young woman hurried up the ...

... 50 SUFFRAGETTES IN COURT. 0 SURETIES OR PRISON LONDON, Wednesday. 1 1 v men suffragists, the majority of whom . . I'Vntlv ladies refinement and educa• >■. made their appearance Westminster this morning answer charges of ' . ■ nil'; behaviour and obstruction ...

... sentenced six months' imprisonment. Tho prosecution stated Davison was a militant suffragette, and had been previously convicted of offences arising out of the suffragette; movement; otherwise her character was good. She was a.rre-sted when about to thrust ...

... SUFFRAGETTES' DAY OF TRUCE ATTEND POLICE SPORTS. {FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT) The Suffragettes having declared a day of truce, are making themselves agreeable to the police. This afternoon a band of the best known Suffragettes, headed by Mrs Lawrence ...

... 1,000 SUFFRAGETTES FOR FRANCE. regiment of British suffragettes has arrived at Havre, says the Paris irrespondent of the Daily Express, to take up the duties of telephone operators, signallers, telegraphists, and chauffeurs. The women excited much ...