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... A Problem for the Suffragettes. l ! The day has happily gone by when spinsterhood was jeered at end regarded almost as a disgrace. We have come with great wisdom to realise that women can be perfectly charming and of great use in the world without being ...
... Why Miss Marie Corelli is not a Suffragette. I Love my ~wn sex. writes Miss Marie Coral, in a remarkable article, entitleil Man's War against Woman, which forms Ihe most striking feature in the Christmas number of the Rapid Review. Man, writes ...
... The First Lady M.P. HER MESSAGE TO SUFFRAGETTES. Twenty years ago Norwegian women commenced to work for suffrage. We have now achieved our suffrage and right of vote, both for State and municipal council. That we Norwegians have accomplished this in ...
... the suffragettes who demonstrated outside St. James's Palace. The trial has begun of those arrested in the recent raid on the Suffragettes Headquarters, beginning with Mr Clayton, the chemist, charged with the manufa ture of bombs. Sir John Simon opened ...
... tion now equals the original estimates before enlargement. President Taft received a delegation of suffragettes, declared his opposition because the worse elements were the most influential, and ' expressed his wishes for a better element. (Hisses). ...
... damage done by suffragettes during three months at £lOOO,OOO, besides the coat of extra Police protection ; for example, three detectives to each Minister, guares at all public buildings and detectives shadowing all suspects The suffragettes threaten worse ...
... Telegrams. Neu. York, September 22..—Manoa sailed today in place Parima. Lowlua, September 23.—The suffragettes who assailed Mr. Asquith's residence at Birmingham have been sentenced to various terms of imprisonment with hard labour, the maximum being ...
... Teiegriuns. New lin*, February 27. Guiana arrived to-day. London, February 27.—Several other suffragettes, including Mrs. Despard, have been sentenced to the customary 1 month's imprisonment. The signatories of the Berlin Treaty have accepted France's ...
... found, among the papers seized at the suffragette headquarters, a complete plan of campaign affording a basis for the conspiracy charge. It is also stated that the Government will charge the damages against the Suffragette Treasury. Mr. Bodkin, the Treasury ...
... At Aberdeen, irritating suffragette outrages took place in connection with Mr. Lloyd George's important speech on land taxation, in which he argued the necessity for the reform of the present, iniquitous system. Three suffragettes were arrested with explosives ...
... for treason. Simultaneously, the anti suffragettes raided the suffragette headquarters at Newcastle. smashed the windows and the furniture, and destroyed their literature and bannerets. The Birmingham suffragettes have destroyed the Billesley Tennis Club ...
... great number of militant suffragettes have been impris. oned, was heavily belaboured and bruised by three suffragettes in the street, two of whom held him while the third beat him thoroughly with a horse whip. The suffragettes accuse Dr. Forward of being ...