... THE SUFFRAGETTES AT BRIGHOUSE. WE WOMEN ARE FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE). THE LIBERAL GOVERNMaNT INTENDS TO DO NOTHING. The Suffragette meeting in the Oddfellows' Hall, Brighouse, on Monday evening, was of quite a decorous character compared with many of the ...

... TEE SUFFRAGETTES. Several prominent suffragists arrived in the valley on Wednesday, and their party now includes Mrs. Pankhurst, Mrs. Martel, Miss Adela Pankhurst, Mies Mary Gawthorpe, Miss Annie Kenney, Mrs. Mitchell (Ashton-under-Lyne), and Mrs. Baines ...

... Suffragettes at Brighouse DETERMINED TO HAVE THE VOTE. The reception which was accorded on Wednesday, at Brighouse, to the leadeis of the Women's Suftntge Movement, mpecially when it was taken into consideration that two of the advertised speakers were ...

... daughter, who was amongst the London suffragettes in prison, the speaker said she was proud of her. The women could further than their brothers. Many of the men were asleep, though she wa. sorry to say it. The suffragettes were fighting against any Government ...

... which are inches by 7 inches, and the weight bi ounces—or to be egg-sart Si Ounce. * * * That pullet is as proud as a Suffragette who has waylaid a voter. When men get — int; a — difliculty, and get tied up in a knot, it is the women and the women only ...

... a feeling of great resentment against the methods employed by certain of the suffragettes —(cheers). He held a strong opinion upon that matter. not because the suffragettes entered the field against him last November —(laughter). For the sake of the enter ...

... that bad as the women were, Clod had made them to match the men. * * We mention thin because we i that in Mond the women suffragettes have copied the examplo of the local I.L.P. * * . . On Morday night one or two of the ladies were to he -een tucking up ...

... capital will doubtless embrace th opportunity. In addition there will be humorous scenes. including one of an election, where suffragettes will he brought into prominence. Dow ix it that iiorniman's Pare Tea is better •elne and goose further then any other? ...

... arrested, it might interest her hearers to know that she lead been charged with assaulting five policeinen---(laughter). The Suffragettes would hare to make themselves unpleasant if they meant to gain any ground. They might take a lesson from the Noßoonformiste ...

... Brighouse on Monday evening that the claim of women for the vote depended on justice and commonsense. If only the militant suffragettes would only display a little of the latter quality the ordinary mortal would look with more favour on the movement. Thomas ...

... school. That, said the boy, why that's tannery. And he feelingly rubbed his back and passed on. SUFFRAGETTE REPARTEE. Miss Mary Gawthorpe, the suffragette, completely turned the tables on an interrupter, who, in a clumsy attempt at ridicule, asked her ...

... section of the W—with vision. of ences pawed through by politician. in other centre —were to some extent inspecting that the suffragettes would endeavour to enliven the proosedinom Dot the offrial element dreaded no ash invasion, and hems no preparations were ...