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... A SUFFRAGETTE. OUR COAL EXPORTS. Sheffield. March 6th, 1907. Sip,—ln letter published in your issue to« day, Mr. J. Buckingham Pope ascribes the present scarcity ,of coal to the imposition of the shilling export tax, and says: The loss England nearly ...
... SUFFRAGETTES’ ACTIVITY. Three police courts in London had each a case concerning militant suffragettes, yestcrday. constable prevented a woman from throwing pot of naint through one of the windows of ihc Home Office. Mrs. Pankhurst, at Edinburgh, last ...
... SUFFRAGETTE’S THREAT. A Cardiff correspondent telegraphs that understood the decision of the Executive Council of the South Wales Miners’ Federation yesterday not to run a candidate in opposition to Mr. S. T. Evans in Mid-Glamorgan was carried 24 votes ...
... SUFFRAGETTE TRIAL. THREE LEADERS COMMITTED BAIL. Committal for trial at the next Sessions of the Central Criminal Court was formally ordered Bow Street yesterday, when the three Suffragette leaders Mr. and Mrs, Pcthick Lawrence and Mrs. Pankhurst again ...
... TLED SUFFRAGETTE. Home Secretary and Lady Constance A correspondent called the attention of the Home Secretary to the imprisonment of Lady Constance Lytton at Liverpool, the latter has caused a letter to be addressed to the correspondent, in the course ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE SCARE. Text of the Petition that was not Presented. It is understood that the lady who endeavoured reach the King with petition for women’s enfranchisement during the Royal prooeasion Westminster yesterday is a Miss Neikn. The petition ...
... suffragette ejected. STARTLING SCENE AT LIBERAL reception. At a great reception of the Liberal Social Union, at the Grand Continental Hotel, Marylebone, last night, lady in evening dress made attempt to approach Mr. Asquith, holding paper in her hand ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN PRISON. 4, Clements Inn, Strand, W.C., 22nd Dec., 1909- Sir,I—l —I glad to see that, as a result of the attention called by Woman Suffragists to the conditions of second-class prison treatment, some changes are to be made, includAig the ...
... INDIGNANT SUFFRAGETTES Extraordinary Scenes in a German Theatre. (From Our Own Correspondent.) LIN. Thursday A stormy scene has occurred at a perform- ance of a comedy entitled “ The Suffragettes ” in a Lemberg theatre. In the second act this passage ...
... Beware of the Suffragettes Information was received from Salford during the day that Suffragettes dressed in men’s clothes had been attempting to get into the polling booths. The Chief Constable sent word round to the be on their guard. stations in the ...
... SUFFRAGETTE STORY. ...
... THE ACTIVE SUFFRAGETTES. While the candidates were touring the Hope Valley Saturday night, their supporters and opponents were in every other part of the constituency. The Suffragettes kept the Peaklaud ©lectors very much alive, for they were here, there ...