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... JIBE AT THE SUFFRAGETTES. y* BERTRAM «pronded li>® aroendment. .'■adkis who thought trie this Bill would produce miii* nnira; hot idioald rcpard sucii a rail Jen in pun profound He did not bethat tho fihri!! and outside ,lfio the desires of tie penov ...
... Was she suffragette? “Well, fsit down,” I’ll To spin the yarn ’Tvras hoard an old East Indiama* They called the Ben Venue. An’ w© were laying the time Just off Tnneomalee.” I know the place ext ten: lived there once Woll. I was a-sayir A lady 'hoard ilk* ...
... SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE s 'Orlands target of Suffragettes Lyons, and had @ number of owners before passing into the hands of Bishop Henry of Down and Connor. In the 1850 s it had cost around £20,000 to build and in 1901 James Logan, a former chairman ...
... SUFFRAGETTE DEPUTATION TO CHANCELLOR. i j : ...
... Bt 2 SUFFRAGETTE MILITANCY IN IRELAND THE year 1914, which was to prove so fatal to the world, held nothing for the Suffragette movement but difficulties. They had always held the view that the Ulster Unionists would give them support because the Unionists ...
... AMERICAN SUFFRAGISTS MARCH. GENERAL ROSALIE GARDNER JONES giving the order to the assembled Suffrage!! Enthusiastic New York Suffragettes started their way to Albany (a distance of 150 miles) addressed to (iovei nor-Klect Sulzer. :es at Street and Broadway ...
... Suffragettes should find New Zealand country after their own heart. We havp adult franchise here, and women have an eoiu? vole with men. So let those who are disoon tented with the lot of women come alom» I' New Zealand. There room for more. do not ride ...
... TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY. DECEMBER. 12, 1914. PATRIOTIC-LARNE FAMILY. ANTRIM COUNTY COUNCIL COUNCILLORS IN THE ARMY. SEQUEL SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. NEW B.D.C. Mr. J.. Stoupp© IF- K'Canee, 8.L., J.P. (chairman), presided at the adjourned quarterly meeting of ...
... FEMININE REVOLT. SUFFRAGETTE AMD HER INCOME TAX. Lively Passive Resistance. LONDON, Tharsd»y—The C ...
... had also been a urfict for the suffragettes —for a woman had been arrested while breaking windows in the Unionist headquarters. The Larne Times also reported two other arsons, both of them in Belfast. On May 9 suffragettes were blamed for burning the pavilion ...
... WEEKLY TEUSCKRAFH, SATUEDAI, 29, ISOfr. SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN. PARLIAMENT HOUSES RAIDED. Five Arrests. The rarious entrances the Hons# Commons were again raided by the suffragettes Thursday evening. secured admission to the Palace Yard under cover of a cab ...
... e, however, were making little effort to conceal their cause, for suffragette leaflets demanding ‘Votes for Women' were found scattered around the grounds of Copies of ‘The Suffragette’ newspaper and postcards were among the literature found, with slogans ...