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... Social and Politiecal Union, at once ran forward in the dircetion of the Cabinet Miniter, and remarked, “No Referendum for suffragettes, Mr. Churchill!™ The First Lord made a brief, inaudible reply, whereumn the woman said, ** You are a coward.” r. Churchill ...
... chalice.” On glancing over Mr Tait's letter, my eye caught the letter by ““Susan” just below it, and found it was not by a suffragette, but on the intercsting and important subject of leap-year proposals. Shakespeare sBays— “ That man, I say, is no man, If ...
... panes of such windows and then pay the cost of the broken glass. It would require a whole battalion of hammer-wiclding suffragettes to rid Shetland of these fixed windows. In the interests of « Health,” one is tempted to encourage sach a window-smashing ...
... 'llw belongings of these hateful, dirt-dealing eraft? | Sarely they are * OM Harry's ™ messengers sent to | buflet us. The suffragette method appears to me as the only thing to do to attract attention to our wrongs. Trusting others may join me in protesting ...
... SUFFRAGETTE ATTACKS THE PRIME MINISTER. SCENE AT THE INDIA OFFICE. Tus. * Daily Chronicle ™ says:—On Friday night a militant suffragette secured admission to the India Office, where an official reception was being given in honour of the King's Birthday ...
... windows at the Custom House and windows of the General Post Office in Dublin were smashed carly on Thursday morning. Four Suffragettes atated base af _ DES pussass.on, were arrested, and subsequently four others were taken into custody on chax‘r- of hati:fl ...
... not a strange fact that the only member of Parliament who went into hysteries over the just punishment “of law-breaking Suffragettes was a Socialist 7 “The Lord save me from long-haired men and short-haired women,” said a great traveller whom I once knew ...
... MOORE, TAGGART & CO. CROSS, GLASGOW. THE NUNEHAM SENSATION SUFFRAGETTE COMMITTED FOB TRIAL. DR. ETHEL SMYTH RELEASED, Dr. Ethel Smyth, who was arresied in 0B | nection with the charge against lielen Craggs of altempting to set fire to Nuncham House, the ...
... ANOTHER SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE An extraordinary outrage, supposed to be the work of a suffrageite, was perpetrated in the Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Glasgov, on Friday afterncon. A voman entered the Italian Room with a hammer concealed in her dress and siruck ...
... WOMEN AND DRESS Drar Sig,—l am not a Suffragette, but such a letter as the one I read in your last week's “ Times,” entitled “ Women and Dress,” is suflicient, nay more than sufficient, to make any woman, who has the smallest grain of respect for her ...
... been built up from the re- mote ages of the past by the combined efforts of both men and women; and they (the non-militant suffragettes) desired to build up the social structure in the state and the state itself to the perfecion of the perfect home by the ...
... those who believe in reason and in common eense. lam sure that whatever side they may take upon the policy of the militant ‘Suffragettes most readers will feel that the cause of women’s suffrage is suffering a good deal at the presegt time from the exaggeration ...