... enjoying a “mud bath” with the forwards all round or on top of him, and their attacks and rushes as dangerous as those of the Suffragettes. If you want t 0 be successful—even to meet with a moderate amount of success—a pretty hard schooling must be gone through ...

... TAM HE Rousn 1A E' cCJuB BECAUSE TiEY PLAYED TROEA IOT ALSO ““FOOTBALL™ eCHOES: e ? 54',9.’ it e @ 4 i THE WELL'KNOWN SUFFRAGETTE QUESEN, BOADICEA, CAPTAINED A BRITISH INTERNATIONAL TEAM AGAINST ™E fooTßw-L wfii’/ Sraad g A R = =) & === f?('?:,f:q. > ...

... y, McGregor ;an ks‘fi:fld:wovn \l':rn; l'hne ‘come acroes a | aud H, French, .wn'.mh:-.i.’. scoring six. Critapeall taat Suffragette. erefore when the ladies | are doing remarksbly well for a now team, but m’f’ fi';zfll o ld':' on any *“,blfl'l- l:“ l“ Iblll; ...

... Brittleton got toe mod toe sodded mod noexpeoted embrace wnicL the Celt gave Tommy must nave made the half think that the Suffragettes had him. Wednesday not, rale, allow their operations revolve round one man. They play a loam, solid and skilful, and their ...

... and crows clamour in hideous chorus. Thanks the women, or, rather, to woman, says “Truth”—and think of this, you starving Suffragettes—the honour of British sport has been raised where it most needed raising. Miss Cambell has won the Ladies’ Golf Championship ...

... Bradford had hoped that the trip this time would have been to the Crystal Palace. Alas the best laid schemes of mice and suffragettes are apt to get upset (which is not 'exactly what Burns said, but it will be more easily understood) and so there is no ...

... when the lights wont out eleven o’clock the arguments were still proceeding briskly. Another meeting has been called. I! suffragettes happen turn next time there will be some fun! ...

... excited state and waving empty bticket. “Look here.” shouted, ‘‘your ground bait may be all right, but it‘s noisier than a Suffragette meeting, and scared every fieh in tho river for miles. I’vo oome back for some more. I want some this time that's deaf and ...

... the French coast. Mr. Haldane stated yesterday that Territo rial bandsmen uniform contravene regulations by taking part Suffragette demonstrations. The constables of the Greenock police force have petitioned the magistrates lor eight-hour day. At, present ...

... being recognisable tlm. finish.) Copper (wiping his brow); That’s the first time I’ve ever arrested one o’ them Talk suit suffragette* I Here, who’s pinched bottle lime-juice? A Specimen White Bream. great number Shcftiohl nui'lera will ll.eir fcinrore Mr ...

... and German scares; Upr for how *wh fares; I .ft to—well, who carca Now Football’s come again? question Isn’t the Lords; Suffragettes may wall. •ir t roubles are not ours to-day. L-amc’s afoot; let’s the fray! question i»: Who’s won to-day! lan wc oomo ...

... inimitabie Brothers Luck Bead the Hippodrome ball next week with their funny sketch. Perhaps.” with all up-to-date aUusocia, Suffragettes, ana Lord Charles Beroeford inolodad. It ia a big production, over SO auxiliaries aasiating. baft the brothers themselves ...