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... The Suffragettes. Mr. SNOWDON (Lab., Blackburn) called attention to the sentences of six weeks’ imprisonment passed at Marylebono on three women for causing an obstruction in Cavendish Square, and asked the Home Secretary, especially one of tho deputation ...
... SUFFRAGETTES. Thevfirsfc issue of “The Suffrage Annual and Women’s Who’s Who” (Stanley Pan!: 6s. net.) gives large amount of information regarding Suffrage Societies and leading Suffragists, and will useful to students polioe-courfc reports and other ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Their Meeting at Nottingham Broken Up. A scene of indescribable disorder was witnessed last night at Nottingham, where an attempt was mad© to hold a meeting under the auspices of the Women’s Social and Political Union. Miss Christabel ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AND MR. ASQUITH, ...
... Suffragettes ? We hesitate to believe that the reported attempt to wreck trains by tampering with signal was officially-sanctioned work of militant Suffragists. This not because we have any confidence the discretion of these agitators, but simply because ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE Suffragette’s Love Letters.” (London: Cbatto and VVmdus.J (Price Is. net.) This, of course, was inevitable. The Suffragette was far too tempting a topic long avoided by the humorist. is cleverly done here, with some biting satire, and ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Premier Refuses to Receive Them. demand for pronouncement. “Votes tor Women,” th© new journal of the Suffragettes, just issued, says:-“The sth inst. promises to bo an historic day in suffrage annals in Scotland, when the representatives ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE. Mrs. Humphry Ward is fond of discusing serious subjects in her novels. Her artistry is, as a rule, so skilful that the purpose is not forced on our attention. Frankly, however, it is impossible to say this regarding her latest novel ...
... “Tenderness” for Suffragettes. SVVI*T MacNEILL (N., Donegal. S.) advocated the abolition of punishment by flogging, 'eu 10 s a most barbarous practice, the hon. Member also protested against the treatiiionh which had meted out to suffragettes. Many of ladies ...
... MALE SUFFRAGETTE. SENTENCED FOR ATTACK ON CHANCELLOR. The Chancellor th© Exchequer gave evidence yesterday, Lambeth, in the case in which the young man, Charles Gray, of Croydon, a “male Suffragette,” charge assaulting Mr. Lloyd George, at Kenning ton ...
... AN OBSTINATE SUFFRAGETTE. Gladys Evans, the English suffragette, who was sentenced to five years’ penal servitude for the burning outrage Dublin Theatre, and discharged owing to the hunger strike, was again re-arrested yesterday for failing to notify ...
... No Hope for the Suffragette. The Labour Congress Hull Assembly Rooms brought its proceedings to a close yesterday, but not before passing resolution with reference to Socialism, which practically negatived the decision oome to Tuesday. Mr. W. Hudson, ...