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... SUFFRAGETTE already passed ~two - Women |. Organisers’ examinations and | faces two Agents’ tests before she qualifies and begins the | task of getting ‘'her'“own” candidate to Parliament. = * - “Tll probably be started in WHEN suffragettes . tied 5 ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTES FROM THE POINT OF VIEW ORDINARY WOMAN. I ju-t one those ordiuarr u*. who. immei'.ed in and • nflairs. care nothing for « vote, tli they know thev have right it. Hit 1 have been quite content with the inti are suopurjed to wield over hu**lj ...
... The Suffragettes. Ridicule does not always kill, but when agitators have made themselves ridiculous the movement with which they are associated butters accowli»gly and .set back There in the claims made tin liehalf of woraeu, hut their health must lie ...
... The Suffragettes. Mrs. Cobden Sanderson's husband writes to the papers on behalf of his wife, who in gaol because she refuses to undcrtako to keep the peace. This gentleman's appeal on behalf of his wife deserves study. It should bo premised that the ...
... Suffragettes Criticised. Five Sunismaires were ejected from a women's demonstration in Kinnaird Raft, Dundwe, at whicilt Mr. Winston Churchill, the dent of the Board of Trade, was the principal speaker. Mr. t.i.unditil ini - isod his hearers to Lave more ...
... SUFFRAGETTE MARCH. Between ami 300 Start from Edinburgh. '-.i-uii i- people Saturda> wiiiiC'-vd the first part liic fsuiirageite inaich to London. Tin' novel ib'inoic!ration n;.> boon organised Mrs. do ronblanquo. with aid ...
... DISCONTENTED SUFFRAGETTES. Miss Mary Qawtborpe has informed Mr Julius Bertram, MP. for the Hitchin Division, that she will start active campaign against him. To a press representative she stated that the opposition oo the part the Suffragettes would even ...
... SUFFRAGETTES SUCCESS. A fluffragotte lias achieved notable academic succesfl, Miss Amber Reeves, daughter of the Hon. 1). Pember Reeves, High Commissioner of the Dominion of Nov. Zealand, being bracketd first in Part 11. the Cambridge Moral Science Tripos ...
... Outrage by Suffragettes. The speech-mr.king had ecaro dy begun when there came interruption the suffragettes. The Lord Mayor was proposing the toast of “The King. Before he had uttered more than few syllables a loud hammering was heard. Jew seconds later ...
... suffragettes’ stroll. The route for the five weeks’ riroll *’ Scotland Suffrage tes lia> been decided upon as follows:—London, Hatfield, Peterborough, Grantham. Rettord, Doncaster. York. Darlington. Durham, Newcastle, Morpeth, Berwick, Haddington, and ...
... SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE A startling incident occurred Saturday! at Battersea. woman, a {>uffrap’.*t,l entered one '*f i*r. John Burns’ ‘oimnMreel rooir.fi. and endeavoured throw some Add over papers and canvassing cards, ith that the clerk in charge was ...
... THE SUFFRAGETTE MEETING TO THE EDITOR. —As one that went to both the meetings the Town Hall Friday, to hear the women Suffragettes, could not but compare the two meetings. the afternoon the Mall was packed with women only, and quiet respectable body they ...