... will hanged in turn at. one gallows in tho presence officials, a detachment of British soldiers. Press, and villagers. SUFFRAGETTE FARCE. CAVENDISH SQUARE INCIDENT. POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS. MISS KENNEY WITH A WHIP At Marylobone to-day. Miss Annie Kenny ...

... ’ortland House. Southsea, on Saturday, in hi 17th year. Sir Henry Chads came of old navi family, and was a son c A Verse For Suffragettes, Be good, sweet maids, you will not wait for ever, A century or so is not too long | In which to end. by ladylike endeavour ...

... THE TRAIN SMASH AT SALISBURY. ONE OF THE WRECKED CARRIAGES IN A SIDING- SUFFRAGETTES DEFIANT. BARTERING THEIR FREEDOM.” YORKSHIRE TELEGRAPH AND STAR, WEDNESDAY EYENING, JULY 4, 190f*. ...

... (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) Tho case of the women Suffragettes who created disturbance before Mr. Asquith’s house in Cavendish Square was revived to-day at Marylebone Police Court, when Annie Kenney, Adelaide Knight, and Jane Sparborough, remand, w-erc charged ...

... and said “You ought to be ashamed yourself. This is the way you sent the soldiers to Featherstono.” (Laughter from other Suffragettes at tho back of tho court.) The Magistrate (severely): If there is any further demonstration the court wnll be cleared once ...

... curious spectator. Replying to Mr. Muskett, she said she was now an ardent sympathiser with the objects of the women's Suffragettes. She said that the women and children looking out of the windows and laughine at the arrests presented a disgusting sight ...

... married, and, therefore, offers to all whom it may concern the following counsel: To Mr. Justice Darling.—Don’t! To tho ‘‘Suffragette.”—Don’t! To tho man who has at home a really wonderfully cute little boy of only two.—Don’t! To tho Motor-’bus.—Don't! To ...

... good grounds for suspicion that the wounds were inflicted by Smit, and committed him for trial on a charge of murder. SUFFRAGETTE MEETING WRECKED. Mr. Keir Mardie Mobbed ...

... is a pity that they have not been successful in their aims.—Dr. Worswick, of the Chorlton Board of Guardians. The word Suffragettes has met with a good deal of criticism. Why not call them Insuffrabelles? Punch.” A Devoted Daughter. Mile. Fallieres, says ...

... phrase: is a pity that the Government has not much courage in office as it had conscience in Opposition.” An Argument For the Suffragette. Really the dreariness of the present Parliament suggests, says “ Vanity Fair,” that the nation would find it far more ...

... and he haa made one or two excursions into verse. But his memoir his father is, of course, his greatest literary work. A Suffragette’s Message. The sun shines brightly on whilst I am writing this my cell. Ho bids me bo glad, for it is nearing the harvest ...

... Lowe’s piquantly expressed songs, especially Up with Women, Down -with Men,” make decided hit. The subtle satire on the Suffragettes is packed with caustic humour, which is emphasised by the artiste’s own telling methods. Will Yokes’ dancing is eminently ...