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... Morley was entertained to dinner by the Eighty Club Princess Ena caught a chill Her marriage has been fixed for May 31 Some Suffragettes were ejected from the Ladies' Gallery in the House of Commons Scotland is being invaded by gipsies Eleven people were drowned ...
... Column in Trafalgar Square on Saturday O Miss Kenney and Mrs. Wolstenholm Elmy, who is seventy-four, and the oldest ot the suffragettes Mr. Keir Hardie addressing the suttragettes in iraiaigar square on Saturday afternoon a 2 ...
... written by Mr. Alexander Mackintosh, one of the best-informed gallery representatives, made a characteristic speech. Phe suffragettes are not to be defeated. Anew method of drawing attention to their case has been adopted by Mrs. Dora B. Montefiore of 22 ...
... items. A new library was also opened on the occasion, which proved a great success SHEFFIELD-- Celebrating Empire Day The Suffragette's Fort a.t Hammersmith LONDON-- Beating the Bounds in the City London's First Cross-river Tramway CHR.ISTIANIA- Celebrating ...
... in the Cecil. On Tuesday the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton's new play was produced at the Criterion by Mrs. Patrick Campbell. T'le Suffragettes created a disturbance at a Northampton Liberal meeting addressed on Friday by Mr. Asquith, the doughty Miss Kenney glorying ...
... killed three and injured twenty people Intense heat was experienced in London The Agricultural Show was held at Derby A Suffragette was sent to prison for two months, afterwards reduced to a month Pretty Polly was beaten at Ascot EVENTS OF THE WEEK AT ...
... twenty-seven and injured thirteen people The first quarter of the national revenue showed an increase of £1,073,896 The Suffragettes held a rowdy meeting in Trafalgar Square on Sunday London was deluged with rain no less than 21 in. fell in eight hours ...
... speeches dealing with serious topics; One speaker de clared it was time to put one's foot down with a loud voice. One of the Suffragettes at a demonstra tion after' the eleven disturbers of the peace at the House of Commons last week had been sent to prison ...
... ^ffrajfo V O TES FOR- J I WOMEN THE SUFFRAGETTE BADGE VOTES j FOR. J V WOMEN J THE SUFFRAGETTE BADGE MRS. PETHICK LAWRENCE I MRS. COATES HANSEN The new secretary MRS. MABEL TUKE, TREASURER MISS BILLI NGTON WOMEN SUFFRAGETTES AT THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, OCTOBER ...
... ASTONISHING ACTIVITY OF WOMEN. Woman is very much in the public eye in every sphere of activity. Last week the case of the Suffragette's attracted more attention than it has done since the present campaign opened. Mr. Glad stone reduced the severity of the ...
... Trades Disputes Bill was read in the Com mons for the third time Miss Dorothea Beale died at the age of seventy-six The Suffragettes demonstrated in Hyde Park The Springboks defeated Cambridge University Events of the Week at Home A small party of Boers ...
... to five years' penal servitude A royal commission was appointed to inquire into the shipping rings The eight imprisoned Suffragettes were released The Duke of Cambridge's correspondence was published Sir Thomas Lipton decided to race for the America Cup ...