... THE SUFFRAGETTE AND THE HOSEPIPE. Judge Psrry, at Mnncbesler, gave damage* amount of sgaiust ...

... The Suffragettes. ®r W. BTIiES atted Home Seexetuy whether hie ftttestioa had been drawn to » made Try St*- P*nkh>n»t toe Own- Smght Boome; Kin»»*niiy, to* Friday wight. openly and iwerfang her boBm», to rioleat outrage and a de»*»uctwn_of property, and ...

... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE GOVERNMENT. Hostile Policy to be Suspended. The Women’s Freedom League referred to its members all over the country the question of the desirability of suspending the anti- Government policy. By overwhelming majority they have decided ...

... Suffragettes We were very much upset because of the Suffragette Movements. Queen Mary noted in her diary for March 4. 1912. smashing windows & behaving in an extraordinary way. By 1914 even Buckingham Palace itself was not safe from them. Although ...

... The Suffragettes. The oonspiraev charge against seven members of the Women’s Social and Political Union and a chemist was further investigated yesterday, the proceedings eventually being stopped by the illness of Mrs. Drummond, one of the defendants, ...

... The Suffragettes. Several bomb* were discovered yesterday. One was sent post to the magistrate at Bow Street, and another was found in a railway carriage. Fires for which the nufircgettes were apparently responsible were discovered a mansion and dh-urch ...

... rich and deprive the poor of the vote. He condemned the methods which had been adopted the Suffragettes in England to advance their cause. Miss Gawthorpe, Suffragette from across the water, was also among the speakers. Part heT speech was lussed by section ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES WANT votes for women. The cyclists of Belfast, male and female. WANT ROYAL ENFIELD CYCLES. 1 The popularity of these famous Cycles amongst all classes of the community SIMPLY UNBOUNDED. The Cyclists of Belfast arc always quick to appreciate ...

... THE SUFFRAGETTES. Asked subsequently if be would introduce a Bill for the enfranchisement of women before the present Parliament is dissolved, Mr. Churchill said—l cannot introduce any Bill to which the Cabinet does not agree, and I think it very doubtful ...

... 4 eee WAS IT SUFFRAGETTE Newtownards Racecourse | Burned Down. — ILE Yesterday morning the commodious erected on the unreserved portion grounds of the Ards Recreation Societ; aking was completely destroyed by fire. a ‘The stand, which was a wooden one ...

... The Suffragettes. Mine Kenney was rearrested yesterday on tbe stage of the Paviliim after fierce scrimmage to which detective* were severely handled. Another tight took place outside the theatre before the police could remove their prisoner. Hat* and ...

... SUFFRAGETTES. A Less Desirable Class of Women, Says Taft. HISSED AT MEETING. A AVashington cable yesterday sars: Addressing the delegates the National Woman Suffrage Association, President! Taft said he thought one of the danger? of granting the female ...