... ADMIRED SUFFRAGETT Cross-examined by Mr. Willir, she said that the testator was mentally sound. He wes a Conservative in politics. a great reader of science and played the ano perfect] He admired the suffragettes an FF was glad women got vote. He was ...

... THE ACCUSED SUFFRAGETTE ORGANISBRS. SEQUEL TO THE RAID. MISS PANKHURST'B CONCERN FOR PROMISE-KERPING. Those participants the efforts the suffragette# to rush the House Commons Tuesday night who wore taken into custody, were brought up Bow Police ...

... TWO SUFFRAGETTES. Sharpe also obtained recommendations which eéntitled domestic servants to assisted passages out to Australia. ; : foveral weeks prior to their departure letters for Mr. William Simpson and Miss Annie Smith were received at a little shop ...

... it | SUFFRAGETTE SCUE WINDOWS BROKEN IN BUCKIN * PALACE. district Between eleven and twelve o'clock on W ey and 16 local night two women, described as in evading the sentries outside Buckingham of their Entering the Quadrangle, the women began pectors ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND POSTERITY It is difficult for any woman who has the respect of her sex at heart to feel anything but the most shameful horror at the latest feat of the suffragettes. The wanton attack on Mr. Cremer, M.P., at the South London Ethical Society ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT WORK. The suffragette leaders, who have made their headquarters at Huddersfield, are canvassing the women municipal votems to ascertain how many desire the Parliamentary franchise, and in all probability .they will organice a (s-»rocessiou ...

... SUFFRAGETTES SUSPECTED. Two wayside railway stations were destroyed fir© yesterday, and Suffragettes are suspected of being the oau>e both, though with more reason in one than in the other. the early hours of the morning th© Sunderson (Bucks) Railway ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE’S TRIAL DAY'S § AN IDEAL AFTERNOON O THE WETHERBY STEEPLE CHASES A TRUE BILL RETURNED AGAINST MRS BAINES, The Grand Jury at the Leeds Assizes to-day re turned true bills against Mrs. Jennie Baines and Alfred Kitson, the two defendants ...

... THE .INJURED SUFFRAGETTE. CONDITION SERIOUS AFTER AN OPERATION. The condition of Miss Davison, the suffragette who tried to stop the King's horse in the Derby, is very serious (as reported 5), and operation was performed this.. afternoon at the Epsom ...

... could be proved disproved. Secondly, in the case the suffragettes who went hunger strike, did any Hone Secretary, however strougly might resent their conduct, not relea-e the hunger striking suffragette before she could d ? Mr. la; regards the first question ...

... THE SCHOOL FOR SUFFRAGETTES. ...

... SUFFRAGETTE RIOTS. Women Prevent Lord Tweedmouth from Speaking. ...