... THE SUFFRAGETTES. The Suffragists avo continuing active campaign in Reading, Mias Mary Phillips, who has so far served the longeot imprisonment amongst them, regularly addressing two mootings m, day different points. The rowdyism which characterised some ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES TO FIGHT MR. ISAACS. MRS. PANKHURST IN READING. There la aometblng significant in the fact that the present time has been chosen by the suffragettes to institute an energetic campaigh in Reading, and secret made of it that the bye-election ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES FIGHT, MR. ISAACS. MRS. PANKHURST IN READING. There i* something significant in the fact that the present time has been obosen by the suffragettes to institute an energetic campaigb in Reading, and no secret made of it that the bye-election ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTE the Editor the Berkshire Chronicle. Sir,—lf Mrs Pankhurst and her companions will only be guided Holy Scripture and follow St, Paul’s directions Timothy (Ist Epistle, chap, ii.) regarding women, they will escape imprisonment and ridicule ...

... SUFFRAGETTES MEET. Outside the hall the ejection the suffragettes was awaited with interest by large crowd, consisting chiefly of youths who had failed to get into the hall. A meeting was at once organized near the Queen’s Statue with Mrs McLeod in the ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AT HENLEY. A number from all parts the town outsido Henley ■ Town ITall on Thursday afternoon to listen to Miss Ogeton, of Lonclon, who, fromacart, ■delivered address in very origma and fluent way. In the cart were Mrs. Morris and Dr. Esther ...

... SUFFRAGETTES SATISFIED. Interviewed Chronicle man after the meoting, Mis» Scott, who has been organising the recent effort in Reading, declared herself very well satisfied with the campaign. The audiences had been very large, and towards the end very ...

... POPULAR SUFFRAGETTE The esteem in which Mrs. W. Gibbs, of Claremont Road, Windsor, secretary to the London Association for Women's Suffrage, is he'd among the loca' suffra ettes was shown by the presentation made to her at 6, C arence Crescent, Windsor ...

... SUFFRAGETTES NONPLUSSED Miss Carroll, of Reading. and Mini ton, of Newbur,y. nuinib-rs of the W.5.P.U., 1 who attempted to hold a Sufiragatte miot in Thatcham on Tynehay e vening reoeivea hostile receptionn. They were met with uncomplimentary remarks ...

... REBUKE TO SUFFRAGETTES. If one was not of the opinion that the suffragettes—by this | mean the militant ones—are beyond recall as far as being sensible, one would expect that the dignified but nevertheless severe rebuke of Mrs. Humphry Ward would have ...

... SUFFRAGETTE SCENE IN READING CHURCH. The Suffragettes are now invading the churches. On Sunday mprning at St. Luke’s Church, Reading, the service was nearing its closé when a well-dressed lady in a cultured voice startled her fellow worshippers by exclaiming ...

... SUFFRAGETTES RELEASED. Mrs. Bains, of Lancaster, who was sentenced o seven months’ hard labour in connection with the attempt to fire the Theatre Royal at Dublia on the occasion of the Premwer's viait, has beem r» leasad after serving little more tham ...