... to be forthoomiog. lathe Knjluh in which teat ballot* have been takas, large majorities have declared that they net. The Suffragette*—to dm the eonewhat unhappy word that has come to applied to the militant sisterhooddedai* that they do. In London they ...

... terror. Chairman wipes away a tear. February 27 (Wednesday.)—Sympathetic member of Don dons School Board recommended by the Suffragettes for the Order of Merit. Meeting of Stevenston Literary and Debating Society. Debate on: Should Landsmen Swim 7°—Negative ...

... A very interesting debate pi ice, which all pfiwnl expressed their opinion, and the superior ami inferior points of the suffragettes were Nought out. vote was then taken, when Mr sale had majority of 'X Du.vviatic Bbouk-k. —The Brodick Public Mall was ...

... be a powerful help to the Unionist cause, and it would serve in some sort as antidote if the services of the militant “Suffragettes” could be secured on behalf of the presently-governing party. We arc not aware that the Lady Unionists ore in the main ...

... multitude on Labour affairs. Mr Pankhurst, the lady whore name figured so pro ninently recently in connection with the Suffragette movement was the speaker on Sunday afternoon last. As a speaker Mr* Pankhurst could giro point# to great rannv a. and while ...

... them the idiosyneracies Lord Milner. THE LADIES’ LATEST. Ih many quarters lately there have been attempts to belittle the Suffragette movement more thoroughly than it seems to ia wise. It ia, for instance, a plausible argument that the simple splitting of ...

... conversion. The speaker gave her views some the political questions the day. remarking. amidst laughter, that she was neither Suffragette nor Suffragist. On that question the Central Assuciatioa had not taken any definite attitude, and the members would free ...

... month has several features outstanding interest. Articles deal with such varied subjects ss “Maihsmen of tbe Empire,” “Suffragettes in Caricature” “Desirable Husbands* Centre of Scottish Learning (Edinburgh University): “Tho Land the Golden Fleece. ...

... conviction. Anyway, it has been ineffectual At this time of day, if one thing la more certain than another, it is that Suffragettes —an epithet coined while yet belief in lethal power of laughter prevailed—are not to be extinguished though all the thorns ...

... Good Templars* Hall on u ...

... Ramsay Macdonald, M.P.; the Baroness von and others. For time, and daring Ur Lloyd George’s address, the irrepressible suffragettes gave display of their disturbing tactics, much to the indignation of British acd astonishment of foreign delegates. On ...

... comer Tuesday night. Cliraie presided, and Mis Sanderson, Forfar, was tlio p speaker. Mm d,-fei:ded the milttani tactics suffragettes, and said the women were forced to use such a»-thod». For fifCT years liad bee,. Udylik - their nuinds j for the suffrage ...