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... the strength of the coy.- Me. - I will not he henpecked Mr. Winston Churchill said after one of his encounters with the Suffragettes. - I will not be henpecked has become the popular catchword throughout Manchester and the moat effective gag in the ...

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... practical exclusion of all outsider? on the occasion of any discussion of unusual interest. Twa Women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes. as they are new called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really ...

... Parliament and the public. On February 19th they have arranged a procession, which is designed to impress the new Government. Suffragettes in their hundreds are to assemble under Miss Kenny, and march with banners flyiug to the Houses of Parliament*or as near ...

... unexpected, but her where anything bu are concerned, was of a low « At the same time of intelligence are sorry to see the “ suffragettes they are called, frankly copying methods of the unemployed by bo a stroet march in as Dear proxi mi! the House of Commons ...

... exclusion of all outsiders on the occasion of any discussion of unusual interest. The women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes, as they are now called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really ...

... --0-- The Women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes, as they are now called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really all they accomplished, for very little attention was paid to their speeches ...

... THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE PARTY. The Women's Suffrage party, or the Suffragettes as they are now called, made a nuisance of themselves at many election meetings during the late campaign. That is really all they accomplished, for very little attention was ...

... remark That to know us to-day is to love us. The carnival spirits abroad We are strangers indeed to depression. And our suffragettes sweet we applaud As they tramp through our street, in procession. Though northerly blizzards may blow. And redden tip* ...

... window: ' Three Cabinets, ss. 6d. Judging from the sample on view at Downing-street the price seems exorbitant. The suffragettes yesterday announced that they were going to forget that they were ladies, and declared that they were prepared to face ...

... James McNally, who is an inmate of the Home of The women'a Suffrage party, or the the little Sisters of the Poor, in Meadow Suffragettes, they are now called, read, South Lembeth, entered upon Ma made a nuisance of themselves at many 110th year. McNally ...