... Mr. MARKS withdrew the amendment, and the vote agreed to. Sentences on Suffragettes. the motion for the adjournment, Mr. KEIR HARDIE again raised the question of the suffragettes. Air. GLADSTONE thought the magistrate acted with great discretion, and ...

... fighting, which stated that the rebels charged three times, and that a laager had to be formed repulse them. THE SELFISH SEX. Suffragettes Exasperated by Masculine Indifference. Last evening delegates from the Manchester and Salford Women’s Trade and Labour ...

... THB SUFFRAGETTES’ MOVEMENT. On a platform provided by the driver’s footboard of a Gospel Mission van, and under the auspices of the Sheffield Branch of the Independent Labour Party, of which she avowed herself a member, tho celebrated Mrs. Pankhurst, ...

... our fabric presents. Let us nothing to its effect on tho beholder by introducing element of comedy. Suffragettes’ Crusade Against Mere - Ihe Suffragettes’ agitation .l become serious. As men appeal to Government for protection. Panic is * thing, but it ...

... A SUFFRAGETTE SOLD UP. The goods of Mrs. Montefiore, of Fort Hammersmith notoriety, which were recently seized for non pavmont of moome-tax. were sold by auction at Hammersmith last night. The amount owing, £l9 11s., was quickly realised by the sal© of ...

... out of a meeting at Manchester to the cry _ Ao Zulus” whilst supporting the fads of certain ladies who called themselves suffragettes. (Laughter.) The present Secretary of State for War, although he had on several occasions criven assurance the contrary ...

... THE GREAT PRO-SUFFRAGETTE. Mr. Keir Uardie, who was prevented from speaking at a meeting of women's suffragists at Manchester last Sunday, will a similar meeting in Stevenson Square, Manchester, next Sunday afternoon. ...

... various Government Dope rtments, will bo represented at a simultaneous memorial service to be held in London to-day. THE SUFFRAGETTES. A Peaceful Meeting in Manchester. Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., addressed crowd of several thousand persons *in Stevenson Square ...

... gentlemen in the House Commons, not on the side fo which he belonged, had been undergoing trouble with what were called suffragettes. Whether agreed or did not agree with what had taken place did not matter, but he most clearly and definitely thought ...

... PRIME MINISTER: By redressing the balance of political opinion as well as he can. (Opposition cries of Ob 1 An Imprisoned Suffragette. Mr. GLADSTONE, answering Sir William Bull (U-. Hammersmith) said was not prepared to make any recommendation for the release ...

... 7th, 1906. Sir, —'The agitation recently conducted, more strenuously than successfully, am gl a think by the so-called Suffragettes, Father Vaughan’s sermons on the Smart Set and his constant references to the evil influence of women there, the gradual ...

... quaint figure in suit of “roach me downs,” with a fur hat. SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Earlier than Anticipated. Contrary to the expectations even of their intimate friends, the three imprisoned suffragettes were released from Holloway Prison yesterday afternoon ...