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... LEEDS AND YOEKBHIHE MERCURY.’ THURSDAY,”JUNE 28, THE WOMEN’S WAR. More Suffragettes Charged. MISS KENNEY AND THE WHIP. Arrest of the Lady Who Resisted Siege. The saffragettes had another field-day yesterday at Marylebone, when Miss Kenney, Mrs. Knight ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN COURT. The Suffragettes have had day. friend having paid her j Biliington emerged from Holloway ■ time to watch the proceeding sundry sister-rowdies at court this morning. Judging ances, martyrdom does not seem affected her health or spirits ...
... MRS. MONTEFIORE CAPTURED. Immediately after the proceedings at the Police-court, the whole of the suffragettes drove off in motor-cars to Hyde Park, where, beneath a tree, and the now famous red banner with the letters, “Votes for Women,” a demonstration ...
... German editors v.>o have just left our shores, was interviewed on Saturday on the question women’s rights. I think that the ‘suffragettes’ in England are conducting their movement in the right way?” she said- “It is difficult to say, but in Germany we try to ...
... Lloyd-George’s condolence tims the Salisbury railw member remarked in 16 The House’s heart is in the '■ > I-L-P- AND SUFFRAGETTES- of> The identification of , Labour party generally! Hardie in particular, with th 1 campaign, is observed ' bl' . ~ ' ...
... first of two garden parties at t'ueir residence, Langley, Baildon, to the members of the police force and firo brigade* SUFFRAGETTES TO GO TO PRISON. Ladies Refuse to Undertake Not tfl Worry Mr. Asquith. MAGISTRATE’S STRONG COMMENT. Some, at any rate, ...
... LONDON LETTER- [From Our Own Carrespondents-I 65, JFlect-street , Wednesday SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED- ilarylebaire Police-court was cr ° morning, when three ringleaders suffragette disorders in Cavendish Anne Kenney, Jane »Starborough, an -j ,o beth -Knight—were ...
... left- hise-answexs behindhand ife not till the«ordinary fcimewthat the Members-desiring informatioir-irom‘ satisfied. THE. SUFFRAGETTES. conclusion of the questions- upon the -paper, I interrogated the Home Secretary about the sentences upon the three women ...
... The Prime Minister: It can be taken on the day set apart for the Colonial Vote. THE SUFFRAGETTE’S BABY, NEIGHBOURS’ VIEW OF POLITICAL, MARTYRDOM. The three suffragettes who are now in Holloway Prison are determined to serve their six weeks’ sentence, an ...
... atrophy has left her the* care jjj strangers while she 1 ...
... by a member identified with its industries. He considers the Education Bill unwise and unjust. SUFFRAGETTE S FONDNESS FOR PRISON. Only two of the suffragettes imprisoned in Manchester now remain in gaol—'Mrs. Morrisey, who will be liberated this morning ...
... they considered that the girl’s condition of mind was induced habits. SUFFERING SUFFRAGETTE. MISS PANTCRURSTS PRISON LIFE. Miss Pankhurst, one of the-:-militant suffragettes, was released from Strangeways Gaol, Manchester, yesterday morning, after serving ...