... prejudiced against the movement because of the things they had read of suffragettes doing from time to time. But here was a quiet and cultured lady come to tell them why these suffragettes did these things, and it is no won- der how the Wick ladies applauded ...

... becoming in the art. A lal wag has expressed the opinion that they would be better there than attending suffragette Meetings What are the Suffragettes anyhow ...

... Hard on the Suffragettes. Miss Bury, organiser for the N.U.W.S.S. in the north of Scotland, had rather a trying ex- perience at her meeting in Brora recently when a decided non- suffragist portion of the audience practically refused to hear her or Mr ...

... Most of the ducks are Suffragettes. And ome Suffragettes are ducks. Which is logic. There are also few young Scot* in Mey. have mentioned them after the SiifTnigetes because well, just because they are after the Suffragettes. They have much common. ...

... suggestion that either of the great political parties would be committed by the fact that a Wick magistrate took the chair at a suffragettes’ meeting. The Rev. Mr Dickie, however, made an ideal chair- man, and, as Mrs Pankhurst herself said, she could not have ...

... audience to the Town Hall on Wednesday night, when a mock trial, entitled the ‘“Towerhill Mystery, or driven frem home by the Suffragettes,” was produced. The trial, which was local- ized, and had many happy allusions, was well performed—all the parts being ...

... period takes up the tale, and pulls it rather vigorously, and then ties this on to the end of it— And when she turned a Suffragette Her mind became more sinister, She hammered window panes, and then She hammered the Prime Minister. “Aha, my funny young ...

... certain girls and women cf to-day who are losing all claim te charm and womanliness. If these indescribabie females yclept suffragettes who were responsible for that exhibition in cently are, as they claim, examples of modern weman in her proper sphere, then ...

... down-trodden disfranchised woman ! The men of Mey have hitherto been all the cry. But their day is done. Thanks to the sweet Suffragette. They can be thrown over the hinds ...

... shrill! treble o! a woman’s voice was heard piping the dramatic cry Votes for Women fo in Wick was when three militant suffragettes followed the Secreta: for Scotland (then Capt. Sinclair) up to this town In a mild wav they amused the audience, but did ...

... with calm thereby iucrea ...

... Young; sung, My Girl’s a Yorkshire Girl, ' Mrs Webster—encore, The Horse my Missus Dries the Clothes on recalled, The Suffragette ; song, The Simple Young Man, Mr Webster encored ; address. Rev. Mr Dickie (see Whirligig.” page 2): song, “ The Boys of ...