... VIOLENT “SUFFRAGETTES.” Extrardinary scenet took place on Friday night at Northampton, at a meeting addressed by Mr. A.s?uith, which was held to celebrate the Liberal victories in the county. Some ladies who occupied the balcony, and who were understood ...

... fact thal a monarch, and this being a good thing for the count chosen from other than whom etiquette and cerem non. The suffragettes underst advertisement. On the mo of the three Asquith-baite Gaol they were announced | Press in the rooms of Clement’s ...

... country that a prince was chosen from other than German stock, with whom etiquette and ceremonial are a sine qua non. The suffragettes understand the value of advertisement. On the morning of the release of the three Asquith-baiters from Holloway Gaol they ...

... committee of ladies ‘associated with Mrs. Bayley in 1861.” The invasion of St. Stephen’s by the familiar —the too familiar—‘Suffragette’” has lost nothing in picturesqueness at the hands of the reporters. But of course these newest of women never got further ...

... it is not to its credit that such scandals should be constantly arising. After their work at Huddersfield, most of the suffragettes who were recently imprisoned are back in London, working out the plans of another campaign. It is whispered that there ...

... must take the schools as a whole, and 'lPay for religious as well as secular teaching. The other law lords concurred. Five suffragettes arrested at Westminster last night were fined £1 or fourteen days to-day. They all decided to go to prison. The Marquis ...

... young man shot dead his sweetheart, as &ey\ were Bgtlmding l:h | the door of her house. He then shot himsels dead. The five suffragettes who made a disturbanc in Parliament last nilght. were charged “3:5. momix:guwith disorderly conduct, and fined £1 or fourteen ...

... SUFFRAGETTE DISORDERS. One of the most vivid sensations Parliament has experienced occurred in April on the first night when the Eleven o'clock Rule came into force. It was a gflvafb members’ night, and the Female Franchise came on as Second Order at half-past ...

... (Laughter and applause.) His experiences of the House of Commons were ‘less amusing, but it was sad to see the things the “suffragettes’ did in the streets of London. He had hmg the sad experience of an all-night sitting, but the people had elected him to ...

... yet; this is the way to the House of Lorde - {Laughter.) After a reference to the noisy 6cenes in connection with the suffragette agita tion, Sir Berkeley related his experience of the all-night sitting.” The old cabman who drove him gome next morning ...

... vet; this is the way to the House of Lords, * (Laughter.) After a reference to the noisy scenes in connection with the suffragette agitation, Sir Berkeley related his experience of the all-night sitting.” The old cabman who drove him Eomo next morning ...

... should remain at their posts, but with arms folded,”” and so forth. A NEw CATECHISM. “Truth” has the following catechism for suffragettes : — Q.: What are policemen ? A.: Hireling Ruffians who maintain by violence the Tyranny of Man under the guise of the so-called ...