... any way connection with the Suffragette movement. Ho was then informed that she was Suffragette, but was not told that she took any active part in the propaganda. Since latest revelations had heard that had had Suffragette meetings her house. her association ...

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... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE LIBERAL. Mf. Shcrwell to be Opposed in any Case. The attitude of the women suffragists during the campaign at Huddersfield was forcibly and briefly outlined to a Press representative by Miss Christabel Pankhurst, of the W omen s Social ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. PRINCESS DULEEP SINGH FINED AGAIN. Princess Sophie Singh, of Hamilton Court, made her second appearance F«]Tham Police Court yesterday. The Princess, aho f member the Women's Tax Resistance League, v. ; summoned for keeping a male servant ...

... SUFFRAGETTES ? GAS LAMPS AND WINDOWS BROKEN., Some person or persons unknown have been re#povsible for a remarkable uumo at Ripponden, 8 large nunrber of gas lam; coltage windows being broken between K&oyd and Rippomden. The affair ok place some time ...

... SUFFRAGETTES. Lecturing Scunthorpo yesterday. General Bov spoke of an interview he had had with the King- •° which His Majesty asked the General, “What won- you with the suffragettes?** He admitted *' a little nonplussed, but replied. I not ll * what ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. There are several women still living n Leeds who Joined the Suffragette campaign and fasted in prison. They all experienced the same effect of losing any desire lor looa after the first few days, and afterwards were better rather than ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. I have amusing recollections of Lord Haldane when he came to Sheffield at the time the Suffragette campaign was at its height. I and other prominent Liberals met the great statesman at the Victoria Station, and while were waiting for ...

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... THE SUFFRAGETTES. The militant*, for all the determined efforts the police, are as busy as over, and to all seeming more deeporatc than ever. All available news of fresh outrages committed by them, and any other information that comes to light regarding ...

... SUFFRAGETTES A Raid on (BY DUE Eight brakes oontaii from Holloway this nx ston Division, led by the vehicles was mo does it!” “Whore the “Through thick and thi “Vote agairmt the prisoned women for After their tour of prisoners took lunch, an The British ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES? Tho tar distillery works of Messrs. Tunstall and Co. between Leeds and Bradford were destroyed by fire this morning. The Company manufacture cloth roofing, and tho fire originated in a large shed where this material was stored. A stiff ...