... the mere male mind the spectacle of a woman in rational dress is more unfeminine than a whole platform full of howling suffragettes; or suffragists, if there is any political distinction. I am sorry to say it, “ Kuklos,” but I am afraid even your pleading ...

... 4| The above is a photograph of the Judson- Jackson Co. premises in Great Smith Street, London, after the suffragette’s attack. . e : e . i K el b 7 : g b R, \fifl: R % }Sfl)’-'«, P SR W e USRS e \ 2 N ; M Sy, G e R e bKA A 4 R L oy LA 5 o, % R e . G G K ...

... if he gave more thought to affairs less concerned with Persia and Tripoli. In withdrawing from the chairmanship of the Suffragette meeting which was to have taken place this week, he probably has the approval of most people. When he promised to preside ...

... in the House of Commons on Monday, that a rough estimate by the police put the total damage done to windows during the Suffragette raids in the West End at £6,000. ...

... PRAISE OF THE WINDOWSMASHERS. Miss Elizabeth Robins, the most brilliant literary exponent of the tactics of the militant Suffragettes, contributes to The Contemporary Review a fervid defence of the window-smashing campaign. She is full of “ thankfulness ...

... A man, I hold, should have the courage of his convictions, nor should he be ashamed of his address even though there be suffragettes about. He could, with a smile, ‘“ wait and see. But of course, ladies will not trouble themselves about trousered fungi ...

... the hands of a painter who failed to get accommodation at the workhouse. Jackson, this male impersonator of the modern suffragette, walked into the police station at ten o’clock at night and asked for a ticket for the union. He was told that the hour ...

... Trade” and “ Widespread Distress ”’ at so and so. 'Pon my word we have something to be thankful for even though mnoisy Suffragettes and Daffy Taffies strive occasionally to upset ourserenity. Looking out upon the workaday conditions of the world, I read ...

... nuisance and keeps on bothering for the cake, presently his mother may say “ Have it then” to stop his bother —if then, the Suffragettes keep on. perhaps those in authority will do the same as Tommy’s mother. It might well be hurled at us that there are m ...

... Wren Quartette party (the Misses E. T.ord and May Yardley, Messrs. T. E. Brown and H. H. Butler). Mr. W. Smalley gave “ A Suffragette Speech,” and there was a dramatic duologue, * The Fatal Hand,” by Mr. C. Cox and Miss G. Arnold). The evening concluded ...

... compelled to do so, and it is laid down that contribution to the fund shall not be made a condition of membership of the union. SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. Women have not yet obtained the Parliamentary vote. The Parliamentary Franchise (Women) Bill, known generally ...

... result that some 60 letters were set alight or damaged. This knowledge of the power of chemicals has characteriscd the Suffragettes’ scientific warfare throughout the country. The day following the above incident the Fire Brigade were hoaxed by a false ...