IRREPRESSIBLE WOMAN.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1810, 25 July 1913, Page 5

IRREPRESSIBLE WOMAN.

COMMONERS' TEA PARTY VISITED BY SUFFRAGETTES. Br Telegraph- -Press Asaooiation—Copyright (Sydney "Sun" Special—July 14,7.40 p.m.) London, July 24. A party of members of the House of Commons, while having tea with two InmdTod guests on tho Terrace at Westminster, overlooking the river, were approached by a launch filled with Suffragettes, who harangued the gathering for half an hour, the guests deserting the tea tables to listen. A police boat approaching, the Suffragettes threw bundles of literature over into the Terrace, and steamed off. A house at Birmingham has been damaged by fire. A message which was left by the porpotrators, read: "Asquith is to blame. Release Mrs. Pankhurst,"

PRECAUTIONS AT WINDSOR, (Sydney "Sun" Special—July 14,7.40 p.m.) London, July 24. Tiie members,of the Pharmaceutical Society, who had arranged for a sight-seeing excursion, were not allowed to enter the precincts of. AVindsor Castle unless they signed a declaration to the effect that they, were not connected with the - Suffragettes. '

Skidding was not evidence of negligent driving, said Judge Sclfo at Marylebone County Court, dismissing a claim against the London General Omnibus Company for damage dono to an electric standard by an omnibus.