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... Suffragettes. Men ought not to be over critical and superei;;ous about the conduct of the suffragettes within the walls of ment on Tuesday. f ter all, the ladies in question do not halo a 2:rliamentary vote, and are determined that they shalt get it ...
... Suffragette Meeting. An open-air public meeting was held on Tuesday creninpj in front of the Leigh Kirk under the auspices of the 11 - omen's Freedom League, when address was delivered by Mrs Sanderson. a prominent member of the Suffragette movement. ...
... SUFFRAGETTES, &C. AT PERTS. (By Our Correspondent.) Tho suffragettes are in a very unrepeutant mood if one is to judge by the conduct of two of these on patrol duty outside H.M. General Prison for Scotland at Perth. As ' a large number of motor 'buses ...
... Ayrshire Suffragette Fined. In connection with the Suffragist demonstritiim in London, there appeared in court there on Monday Mira Janie Allan. Prestwick, who was charged with obstruetion, and was alleged to have plated mounted police officers awl members ...
... The Ayrshire Post February 14 1986 75 CELEBRATE The Association was born out of the Suffragette movement who fought for the rights of women Women have now got what they wanted Women are no longer second class citizens tied to the home enjoyment at the ...
... ■auchline Firemsetate sad the Suffragette. I CASE. In the Kilmarnock Sheriff Court on Wed- I needs', Jame% Reid, mason, residing at The Knowe, Mauchline was charged with having on Saturday. 23rd : May, at the Crean, Mauchline, assaulted Margaret Murray ...
... oillcials of the RI. Andress's and Caledonian attended in a body. and the church was packed with a audience. Kilmarnock Lady Suffragettes. CONCERT AND DR AMATIC EN TERTA I NM ENT. A niusical and dramatic which was given in the Oildfellois Hall last Saturday ...
... get abroad that Suffragettes may be maltreated with impunity. What is necessary is n firm, just, and unswerving assertion of the law, and the punishment of those who infringe it, be they men or women. Suffragettes or anti-suffragettes, duchess or charwoman ...
... increase in di.'dends and interest. Onusltor of feo. Exoti:. Mrs Doria Shafik, President of the Daughters of the Nile suffragette movement, said in an interview at Grosvenor Howe that visitors to Egypt made point of seeing two things—the Pyramids and ...
... Fogey Pfeil Silver Jubilee also lends itself to a fancy dress party. John Bull, an Alexandra Rose, a 1910 airman, a Suffragette, a 1910 lawn tennis player or cricketer, an early film star, or a Tommy any of these would have a place at the dressedup party ...
... 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 ...
... are too loud to he in good taste, and they are not noted for sweet fragrance. The same defects mark the militant type of suffragette, and some people would not he sorry to see them packed off hag and baggage to the bottle of the Tiger-lily, which said to ...