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... foreign orders for coal exceed the possibility of their acceptance. American prices are rising. Late on Friday afternoon suffragettes smashed 300 windows in the Strand, Hay Market, Piccadilly, Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street, Duveen's, Tiffany's ...
... SEAMAN. London, October I.—The marriage yesterday of Adelina Pankhurst, daughter of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the English suffragette leader, to a seaman named Walsh is reported in a Reuter despatch from Melbourne. Miss Pankhurst has been in Australia for ...
... Roumania The ceremony, which took place at St. George's Chapel, was a distinguished function. Delegations of suffragettes and anti-suffragettes have been received by Mr. Asquith, who told the former that he listened to their arguments sympathetically, ...
... has been issued for the arrest of the Hon. Mrs. 114verfield, a suffragette, who refuses to pay the expenses of coining to London from the North of England. Mrs. Davidson, the suffragette, who was drenched with the hose at Manchester Gaol, has sued the ...
... November 20.—Mr. Asquith and Mr. Lloyd George received the Suffragette deputation at Mr. Asquith's official residence in Downing Street. Mrs. Asquith and Mrs. Lloyd George were present. The suffragettes said they wanted electoral equality for men and women ...
... 24. —Miss Emerson, the suffragette who was sentenced on 20th instant to 2 months' imprisonment with hard labour, has been transferred to a Hospital. having become invalided through forcible feeding. There have been many suffragette demonstrations resembling ...
... setting fire to a railway carriage, in protest against the Government's treatment of the suffragettes. He declared that lie will hunger-strike. The suffragettes, malicious mischief continues. Nottingham Forest has been damaged and wires have been cut ...
... has shortened her eastward record by 3 minutes. At Leeds the suffragettes summoned the Socialist males to protect them front ejection front a Gliulstone meeting, which they (the suffragettes) had disturbed in their characteristic manner. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone ...
... had received personal pecuniary help from the suffragettes without rendering them any return. Mr. Lansbury, an ex-Labourite Member of the House of Commons, has accused the Police of not protecting suffragette meetings, and threatened that they would arm ...
... upon the anniversary of the suffragettes chaining themselves to the grille of the House of Commons. In the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone, replying to Mr. Keir Hardie, said he regretted the hose n/18 played upon a suffragette at Strangeways Gaol, Manchester ...
... Churchill at Birmingham, a suffragette in evening dress harangued at Mr. Churchill's table, standing while he remained sitting, eating. She refused to abstain whel requested and was ejected by her shoulders, shouting Suffragette battle cries. Gottingen ...
... Naval organization. Mr. Haldane's address at Liverpool was interrupted by suffragettes throwing bricks through a window from an adjacent roof ; seven were arrested. Several suffragettes were also arrested for throwing stones through the windows of St. Andrew's ...