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... HALIFAX DAY BY BAY. The Ladies’ Campaign, The suffragettes and their suppo'teré are evidently not going to be beaten by anv) other section of the community so far :,',' vigorous language is concerned. Evident! they feel strongly. Certainly they spe,a{‘ ...
... woman will probably have inferred her right to cote and to legislate, loagto6frost the reg ent disgraceful of the arinered Suffragette' She will ke the maker of ornate and oontrachetory laws. She will hare nee code of month and will force ilkigcal problem ...
... for the the that their wiedd be very preineged is he, they ',add Ifinsieb. The Suffragettes A carious on the pert of • crowd &tending • meeting addremed by the suffragette at ffetlfard, yesterday. led proceedings The speakers Mite Keeley, Mi. and others ...
... WOULD-BE SUFFRAGETTES. A DANGER TO THE POLITICAL AGENTS. At the close of the court, Mr. L. Hallewel (Unionist sgewt) proposed & vote of thanks w the Revising Barrister for the harmonious manner 1o which he had conducted the business of the court. This ...
... A WOMAN'S FIGHT. Mrs. Cleary, an Irishwoman, ought to be promptly annexed by the Suffragettes. She s fig';nting. alone, the Government of Victeria for the possession of her home, which she erected in a hollow a few years ago. 'Lhe Government wanted this ...
... 70 MEET THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mr. Haldane has consented to receive a deputation of the Women's Social and Political Union on the question of woman suffrage, if time permits, on the occasion of the Scottish Federation meeting at Pecbles on the 13th inst. VFailing ...
... the Creator makes the whole army at den through the streets leaves,. j 7115. AfiIQUMI LAMB. It memo that otter all the suffragettes sot restore the Classesllse, though they are still bop. We his au ►is rely Liu Paa►hura hes declared. He dared to hies ...
... Women's suffrage will be one of the thorny subjects of the immediate future, owing to the forcing tacties indulged in by the suffragettes. Hence developments will be interesting. But we hardly fancy Mrs. Smith will 411 ° Y the methods of Miss Billingtor e and ...
... TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS. THE SUFFRAGETTES. Remarkable Proceedings. EXTRAORDINARY SCENES IN COURT. The ten suffragettes arvested at Westminster yesterday answered the summonses by sppeuring at Rochester Row Police Court, this morning, the majority of them shortly ...
... THE SOWERBY BRIDGE BAZAAR. MR. J. H. MITCHELL AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. To ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES. QUESTION TO BE RAISED IN PARLIAMENT, Although there is likely to be a movement with a view to the release of the imprisoned suffragists prior to the expiry of their term, nn steps have yet been taken officially in the matter, but it ...
... The Second Day’s Opening. MR. J. HARGER MITCHELL AND THE SUFFRAGETTES . The sale of work at Bolton Brow Wesleyan School was re-oponed on Thursday by Mr. J. Harger Mitohell, of Greetland. The Rev. G. Oyston, 8.A., presided, and he was supfioflo'.l by Y- ...