... story will not IYESDAY, OCTOBER HE LAI AND THE WOMAN. TREATMENT OF THE SUFFRAGETTES. APPEAL TO MR. GLADSTONE. There can hardly, be two opinions about the way in which the suffragettes are being treated. That ladies who have committed a purely political ...

... loud M.P. HELD UP BV SUFFRAGETTES. LOCKED IN HIS ROOM, AND KEY HIDDEN. It has just leaked out that a well-known Liberal MJP., who represents a Scottish county, was last week imprisoned in his o»vn house a couple of ardent Suffragettes. The hon. Member was ...

... Mr. Masterman will to-day ask the Home Secretary if, in view of the condition of the health of some of the captive women suffragettes, he will allow them to be treated as first-class 'misdemeanants. Lord Robert Cecil will ask if the prison treatment accorded ...

... Education Bill, PRIMATE’S AMENDMENTS CARRIED, x. Second Clause Passed. COMMITTEE STAGE OF PLURAL VOTING BILL CONCLUDED. SUFFRAGETTES FIRST-CLASS MISDEMEANANTS. Other important amendments were - mad a to the Education Bill in the Lords last night. The ...

... disband® jpcln men present to-day of each. companyj^^^ ...

... they foresee grave danger both the trade and public. The grocers complain that Trust soaps are practically unsaleable. THE SUFFRAGETTES. Rigours of Prison Life to be Relaxed. ...

... , not Bk® -jjjlia the non-unionists either or seeking work clsev MR-MEREDITH AND THL Mr. Geo. letter to the Timi 9 the suffragettes. after perusing it, nwg- as to whether Mr. disapproves the paign. the favours the cause iti dislikes their ,j he has a ...

... in the “Graphic,” “has forced men and women alike to raise their voices considerably.” This is especially true of the suffragettes, who make so much noise that they can hardly hear themselves shout. One never feels quite bad man after washing as before ...

... IN THE COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair at 2.45. SUFFRAGETTE AND RATS. Mr. Gladstone was asked whether his attention had been called to the fact that one of the women recently committed to Holloway Prison in default had stated that she was unnamed ...

... violence. Mr. J. Ward ; They could be punished. Mr. Rawlinson replied that he desired prevention rather than punishment. Suffragette Persuasion. Sir A. Aclaud-Hood (Wellington) hoped that if the amendment were defeated, the anffragettes in the country would ...

... times yesterday 0 1 . and vigour of purity of tone iin , b vSarasate j appreciatrvo and c' those who crowded hear him. SUFFRAGETTE FIN(f A good deal fested as to the v.ar,” of which the have an ample is a wealthy and ft believe, has one , ..pd ,. Inn ...

... Holloway -Gaol yesterday morning, met by* number of sympathisers. Our l pictiire3 shows Miss Jessie Kenney, another well-known Suffragette, shaking handswxtJl'her just outside the- prison gate. * * - •■■ '• • •»■ ■. -. -•-• X ll, > ■ ' ...