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... 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 ...

... C cfi t half-a-crown each for elaborate article. Thanks i they obtained what they pence apiece. BISLEY MARKBWOMAH- The Suffragettes may fird couragement for their political j,y of women in the prowess 1 Way, the Transvaal lady It can no longer be argued ...

... SUFFRAGETTES MOBBED. The women suffrage advocates who have arrived in the Cockermouth Division extended their campaign Cockermouth, and extraordinary scenes were witnessed there. Miss Pankhurst the close of her openair meeting was escorted to the station ...

... LEEDS SUFFRAGETTES. THEIR CAMPAIGN OPENED WITH A QUIET MEETING- women’s suffrage campaign was ommenced in Leeds yesterday evening, when meeting was held in the 'Victoria-square. A crowd of between two and three hundred assembled, and the proceoilngs were ...

... Preston. ROYAL LONDON FRIENDLY SOCIETY BOOK for SALE. Apply Aten, 38, Stannicgtonroad, Sheffield. News Items, | The word Suffragettes has met with a good deal of criticism. Why not call them Insuffrabelles Punch.” The magistrate West London was asked to ...

... the interest of the fight, but goes fax to set up complications most sapient of prophetic oracles. One of undoubtedly the Suffragette/’ Whether this aggressive female need be reckoned as-of much importancetin the present-contest may be doubted, bat she taking ...

... campsites, and the election was nnanimons. Sir. Witberby enters cpon his . new duties in-September. MR. GLADSTONE AND A SUFFRAGETTE'S IMPRISONMENT. Mr. Gladstone, answering- Sir -Bull in. the Honse of Commons yesterday, said was not prepared to make any ...

... THE MODEL SUFFRAGETTE. MISS KENNEY’S STRIPE FOR GOOD CONDUCT PRISON. The three suffragettes. Miss Annie Kenney, ’Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Starboro, who wefat to prison for six weeks as a result ot the disturbance outside Mr. Asquith’s house in Cavendish-square ...

... fourteen. A force of gendarmes pursued the madman, who fired upon them, and eventually they fired volley and shot him down. SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. THE LADIES MAKE A QUIET RETURN Miss Kenney, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Starborough were discharged from Holloway Gaol ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Preparations were being made the usual manner the occasion of the of the three Suffragettes from weeks’ sojourn in Holloway, which understood was to take place morning. However, the ladies were released this afternoon, in order ...