... “SUFFRAGETTES” their revolutionary actions forced people's attention to the subject In any case,” she added, The vote was evidently granted because of the work we women did during the war.” “They Don’t Vote” (COUNCILLOR MRS. F. R. S. MOORE, the well-known ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. QUESTION TO BE RAISED IN PARLIAMENT, Although there is likely to be a movement with a view to the release of the imprisoned suffragists prior to the expiry of their term, nn steps have yet been taken officially in the matter, but it ...

... SUFFRAGETTES BURN THE ...

... “THE SUFFRAGETTE.” Public Prosecutor has Another Try. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) At Bow Street, to-day, Granville Drew, manager of the Victoria House Printing Co., Tudor Street, E.C., was summoned for priming and publishing “The Suffragette,” dated January ...

... THE SUFFRAGETT MORE ENTHUSIASTS RELEASED FROM PRISON. oyiu Occasion. °° Yesterday mormuos Pr wemen were from Hol They were Mra, Jones, of Pendleton, Miss Ivy Heppel, ef Bristol; Mias Ann Fraser, of Glasgow, and Mea. Drummond, of London, who on December ...

... SUFFRAGETTE’S ESCAPE POLICE OUTWITTED BY ARMLEY PRISONER DRESSED VAN BOY, TAXI-CA FLIGHT TO HARROGATE. Miss May Dennis, the Sutfrasetw, better known Miss Lilian on, Los again outwitted the police—this lime in Leeds. It will be remembered that Miss Dennis ...

... SUFFRAGETTES IN ! CLOSE CONTEST ( Both Liberal and Conservat several meetings in Pembroks Suffragists were scattercd all « and nmdl;.mkbu-‘s: speaking ceclared t the Covernmen m unless he obtained definite pladge of vote: for we ;:;‘l. that the election ...

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... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mr. Gladstone, replying to Mr. Morrell. said the women suffragists now impriionoil in Holloway enjoyoil frequent visit.. horn friend,. and wore allowed b oot s and writing materials, and ,ritiittorl to marry on their professional wo•k ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Sir, —I think a great mistake is being made in sending these poor, silly Suffragettes to prison. Suffering as they evidently are from a kind of hysteria, which for the time being seriously affects their mental condition, it would be ...

... SUFFRAGETTE.” The New York police have asked for a war. rant against “The Suffragette,” alleging that the publication is obscene and degrading. The granting of the warrant has been delayed. 1f Ars. Pankhurst is found amepable under the section of the ...

... The “Suffragette.” Arthur Wellesley West, overseer of the composing department of Massre. Speaight and Co., printers, was called to prove that that firm printed the * Suffragette” last year and early this year. The imfrint was, “Printed by the Woman’s ...