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... play shows an intelligent matron of middle years, who in her early days had been one of the most advanced of the militant suffragettes and had lived unhallowed moments with an equally Bohemian and unconventional poet. She la considerably embarrassed after ...
... term of not leas than twelve months tad not more than the duration of the war. Our party •pats wars osar forth# time. The Suffragettes became recruiting propagandists. the outset of the war Lord Morley and Mr. John Burns had resigned tram the Cabinet, and ...
... Geoffrey does well Batty Barlow. A capital Connie Gvdnar, forthcoming Miss Valerie Ashton. Mias Elsie Compton ably burlesques suffragette. Churning members 44 The Gay Glide** Company ore Bridget Magee, Miss Kitty Rurwun; Peggy, Mist Irene Warden; Soaette, Miss ...
... the heroine nor hero me very much; thev such regular novtl types oharoctei. *Tlie book owcu its repatoition the fanatical suffragette friend Della, who is depicted with great vigour and power. The ending is. narnrallv, a happy ever after affair. Mrs. Ward’s ...
... Fell* to attend the Women's The Hague. It is as follows; Madame.—Am you truly Engkeh woman? Although lam bar, iittk* a suffragette. I must to you that better understand English women who would .’iko to Eoglaad and France to-day have what a:bitTaidon end ...
... found 7—• Marriage of Captain de Trafford and Hiss that deceased died naturally. Radcliffe. 12—Miss Lilian Lenton, tho Suffragette, came 11—Lord Charles Bercsford addressed a Roto Harlow Moor Drive after being 'released cruiting Meeting in the from Armley ...