... receive a large deputation on the subject. eel that there is • growing feeling on the part ai politicians in favour of the suffragettes, the recent episode is generally deprecated on the score that such conduct ts likely to seriously affect the present prospects ...

... ict between the ladies themselgxs. One out.of sym pathy with the disorderly element snatched a flag from the hands of the suffragette standard-bearer, and the became almost a ht. Amid cries of “ Chuck them out,” the whole audience rose, and the babel utterly ...

... Hank who was skipper of the Defender. Volimtr, and Vigilant in races for the America Cup. Kies Christobel Pankhorst. the suffragette who tried to be admitted to the Bar. received the degree of Bachelor of Laws at Victoria University. Manchester. on Saturday ...

... ten times, and has frequently boon examined in Grand Committee. Mr. Asquith, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on whom the Suffragettes have been venting their wrath of late, is a York shire man birth. Always reckoned clever, he won scholarship at Balliol ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Contrary to the expectations even of their intimate friends, the three imprisoned advocates of female suffrage were released from Holloway Prison on Monday afternoon about three o’clock. Elaborate arrangements for meeting the three ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT WESTMINSTER. EJECTED BY 'THE POLICE. - SCENE IN THE CENTRAL HALL. Shortly after the House of Commons began business on Tuesday afternoon • disturbance caused within the precincts of Parliament by a number of women suffragists. They took ...

... New Reform Club, spoke, and Mrs. Holmes, of Croydon, predicted that the next English dictionary would contain the word suffragette as a verb active, m-aninc to agitate for freedom and justice. Mrs. Philip Snowdon, wife of the Labour M.P.. said there were ...

... book called Rejected Addre%set, while another Horace Smith, many .sears afterwards. should have refused to allow the suffragettes to make speeches. Heredity. possibly! Dr. Lawrence. Bishop of Massachusetts. says, in the quire,. that he received a letter ...

... concurrence of the asa4istrate who heard the cases at Westminster Poltee•court, he had given instructions that the imprisoned suffragettes should be treated as Ant. class misdemeanants. ...

... of the other is that they order things for which mere nee have the pleasure of paying. and it is one of the things the suffragettes don't want to be 'Who are you? the Marylebone coroner asked • fourteen-year-old witness the otherd a boy, was the reply ...

... STUDENTS V. SUFFRAGETTES. The male students the University of Liverpool routed a body of women suffragists, and had some very uncomplimentary things said their lack of gallantry. Mrs. Carmichael Slopes was announced to lecture under the auspices of the ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. We great sympathy with the endeavours of the earnest and enthusiastic women who are endeavouring to force the question of Women's Suffrage into the sphere of practical x>olitics, but we cannot any means commit ourselves to approval of ...