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... TLED SUFFRAGETTE. Home Secretary and Lady Constance A correspondent called the attention of the Home Secretary to the imprisonment of Lady Constance Lytton at Liverpool, the latter has caused a letter to be addressed to the correspondent, in the course ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AT CHURCH. Some suffragettes again interrupted the services at Westminster Abbey and other London ohurchos yesterday morning, and were ejected. LIBERAL RETIRING. Sir Henry Havelock Allan. Liberal M.P. for Bishop Auckland (Durham), has intimated ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE SCARE. Text of the Petition that was not Presented. It is understood that the lady who endeavoured reach the King with petition for women’s enfranchisement during the Royal prooeasion Westminster yesterday is a Miss Neikn. The petition ...
... ROWDY SUFFRAGETTES. Smart Punishment at Dundee. Three Suffragettes, Lucy Burris and Edith New, of London, and Alice Paul, of Edinburgh, appeared at Dundee Police Court yesterday, in connection with a disturbance at Mr. Herbert Samuel’s meeting the previous ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AT WORKSOP. Yesterday open-air meetings were addressed at Worksop Mrs. W. Enfield-Dowson, of Nottingham, and Miss Cicely Dean Corbett, 8.A., of London, on behalf of the National Union of Women’s Suffragette Societies, The ladies were accorded ...
... SHEFFIELD SUFFRAGETTES. meeting tho. Sheffield branch the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies/ held yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Lon wood presiding, a paper the subject of women’s suffrage was read Mrs. Sinclair. A discussion followed, in which ...
... suffragette ejected. STARTLING SCENE AT LIBERAL reception. At a great reception of the Liberal Social Union, at the Grand Continental Hotel, Marylebone, last night, lady in evening dress made attempt to approach Mr. Asquith, holding paper in her hand ...
... MORE SUFFRAGETTE MARTYRS/* WATCHING 10, DOWNING STREET. Bow Street, yesterday afternoon, two Suffragists, Maria of Stamford Hill, and Bessie Temple, of Glasgow, were ordered to find sureties of £5 each to be good behaviour for throe months, or one month’s ...
... SUFFRAGETTES’ RUSE. INTERVIEW WITH “C.-B.’S” SECRETARY. Although the chief result of the suffragette activity yesterday at the Houses of Parliament was to get 54 of their number arrested, two of them, it seems, secured an interview with the Premier’s ...
... SUFFRAGETTES IN PRISON. 4, Clements Inn, Strand, W.C., 22nd Dec., 1909- Sir,I—l —I glad to see that, as a result of the attention called by Woman Suffragists to the conditions of second-class prison treatment, some changes are to be made, includAig the ...
... SUFFRAGETTES A ETFORD ‘The Suffragettes arrived in Retford on Saturday, and in the evening held a crowded meeting in the ‘Town Hall, when Mrs. Willocks, from the National Women's Secial and Political Union, pre sided, and addresses were delivered by Miss ...
... suffragette RELEASED. Mrs. Pethwick Lawrence, hon. treasurer of the Women’s Social and Politi° a Union, has been released from prison, being seriously ill. The doctor stated that it would bo highly dangerous to allow hor to remain P *°n, and she was ...