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... SUFFRAGETTE SAVAGES. the Editor The Yorkshire Evening Sir,— Why not treat wild women like wild beasts. and turn them nut grass? There may not be an uninhabited island (the pity it), but there island somewhere that they can banished to. What about Lundy ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE CASE- The answer given by the Home Secretary with regard to the sentence on Miss Billington is too obviously party move to achieve the object it has in view. Mr. Gladstone said the sentence of two months’ imprisonment with hard labour ...
... SUFFRAGETTE ACTIVITY. LITERATURE THROWN FROM GRAND THEATRE BALCONY. The conviction Miss Lilian Lenton at Leeds Assizes Friday has provoked quite an unusual demonstration of- suffragette activity in Leeds. Following upon Friday's scenes in cafes and at ...
... SUFFRAGETTES CONDEMNED. BAD INFLUENCE IN THE HEBDEN BRIDGE STRIKE. The disturbances at Hebden Bridge seem to have ceased with the departure of the Suffragettes. The operatives who have taken the places of the strikers, however, are still escorted through ...
... SUFFRAGETTE BARRED. UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES PROHIBIT LANDING. (Through Reuter’s Agency.) Boston, Saturday. Miss Florence W. Ward, a Birmingham suffrage'He, who has cmuc to America visit her relatives, has been debarred from lauding owing to her having ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AND CHIVALRY It distinctly quaint to a,r c&g complaining of the alleged in mere men, who, weary from public meetings, now P 0l) pi'inciple that prevention ifi ,r —to refuse them admittance. leaves the vociferous for obviously they have ?■ ...
... WILD SUFFRAGETTES, DEATH TO MEN WHO ATTEND MEETINGS.” The eight suffragettes arrested on the occasion of the Prime Minister’s visit Birmingham appeared remand before the magistrate yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct, wilful damage, and assaulting ...
... SUFFRAGETTE VICTIMS. Sir Berkeley Sheflield is to ask the Home Secretary to-day whether his attention has been called to the remarks made by the magistrate with reference to the case of a girl of tender years who had been hrought to London from Lancashire ...
... THE PREMIER AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. The Press Association is requested to announce that thq statement made by Mrs. Fawcett, in speech at Cambridge on Monday evening, is inaccurate. The Prime Minister did not send a message to the women in the Lobby to the ...
... SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE NATIONAL GALLERY ...
... THE MODEL SUFFRAGETTE. MISS KENNEY’S STRIPE FOR GOOD CONDUCT PRISON. The three suffragettes. Miss Annie Kenney, ’Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Starboro, who wefat to prison for six weeks as a result ot the disturbance outside Mr. Asquith’s house in Cavendish-square ...
... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. REFUSED TAKE FOOD IN GAOL. »4im Mrs. sbo fenced st the North London Police Court lor aasauhs ll'-Howay released Saturday afternoon, Since U*»ir com. mitment they bed refuted partake the food. Mia Corron, the only other imprisoned ...