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... Suffragette novel The recent death of Sylvia Pankhurst recalled for many that stormy period half-a-century ago which, to the present generation, must appear almost legendary. In her latest and exciting tale for young people. The Lovely Summer, Barbara ...
... SUFFRAGETTES’ DIFFICULTY. difficulties divide the labour like other parties, with regard to raff rage. The ro ...
... IS SUFFRAGETTE DAT& During the Suffragette days Inspector Frost had a trying experience in Kiinisway. He l gone to arrest a well-known woman militeat, and as he was taking hi. prisoner ho was by a crowd of womeit. Wilde 0103 of women clutched his nesttie ...
... SUFFRAGETTE FOUND. Very carefully he began to investigate and presently he found another tiny speck of water which led in the direction of a window. Mr. Canter was now definitely suspicious and he quietly called the night watch police. Then he got through ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AND UNEMPLOYED. The review of the political events of 1908 would not complete without reference the campaign for extending the suffrage women. In February the attacks on the houses of Ministers and upon Parliament which had become familiar ...
... PREFERS THE SUFFRAGETTES. Mr. Broderick, the Clerkenwell magistrate, was puffing out his pipe and signing his papers in his room when asked yesterday if he would amplify a remark made earlier in the day concerning Fascist meetings. He had stated on the ...
... SULTAN AND SUFFRAGETTES. Mias Marianne Dale writes to Votes for Women. the ioafnal of tbe Women’s Social and Political Union:- It may interest your readers know that wbsn I was introduced t» tbe Saltan si bar last Friday immediately noticed ray badge ...
... SILLY SUFFRAGETTES. •ft# routine tiusineaa of tentcncin; Suffragist •■weitrators onoo more over, and once more l»w which they defied because they feel outside it has them under lock ami «7- One would like to subject those responfor insistin? that the ...
... SUFFRAGETTE'S 121,000. Mrs. Julia Sarah Anne Cobden-Sanderson2 who took a prominent part in the t;.;iltfrogette campaign, lett £21,722. ~, ...
... BELFAST AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. At laat! Our city is to favoured with visit from least on© of the suffragettes this week end, which one it is to is mystery. All that is known at present that ' the fair invader is named Pankhurmt. there happen to be at least ...
... FEEDING SUFFRAGETTES. The Women’s Social and Political Union states that two of the prisoners in Holloway, Mies Davison and Miss Bell, have been fed force. The yadopted the hunger strike as a protest against the treatment which they were receiving. Think ...
... ROWDY SUFFRAGETTES Press Association stalA-s that tbo ten suffrageiU-s were removed Wednesday .o Holloway Jail, where they enter upon period of imprisonment for two mouths. They wore joined by Mias Estallc Pankhars*, water one of the other defendants ...