DISTURBERS AT THE PALACE

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2170, 8 June 1914, Page 5

DISTURBERS AT THE PALACE

THREE INVITATIONS CANCELLED QUEEN MARY'S COMMENT By ToJeeraph—Press Anwctotfon—Convrlaht ■'~.. London, June 5. It is reported thai wo' mterrupteis who wcte concerned in the Court scene at Buckingham Palace were titled ladies, both of whom had previously been presented to Their Majesties, and whoso social position entitles them to tickets to all Court functions. Drastic precautions are being taken to prevent the recurrence of such a scene at to-night's Court.- . The names of the disturbers of tho Court at Buckingham Palaco aro Mary and' Eleanor Blomfield, daughters of tho late Sir Arthur Blonifiold, and granddaughters of a former Bishop of London. Mary, alone, addressed the 'King. INCIDENT DEPLORED. BY WHOLE BLOMFIELD FAMILY. (Rec. June 7, 5.5 p.m.) . London, Juno 6. Three invitations for last night's Court were canceled. Lord Bloomfield 6tates that her daughters did not accompany her on-Thursday, but arrived later and without her knowledge. Her ladyship did not see the incident, which she and tho whole family deplore. . "IF THIS WAS THE WORST." MIGHT HAVE BEEN FORGIVEN. . (Rec. Juno 7, 5.5 p.m.) London, June 6. Tho "Daily Express" states that tho Queon, in commenting on Mary Blomfield, said: "If this was tho worst thing that women had done sho might perhaps have been forgiven." ' MORE FIRE-RAISING. NORMAN EDIFICE DESTROYED. London, Juno 5. ' Suffragettes burned Breadsall Church, Derbyshire. The church was a Norman edilico. A priceless' chained Bible was burnt and ancient monuments; including that of Erasmus Darwin, destroyed. , MISS FREDA'GRAHAM RELEASED. (Rec. Juno 7, 5.5 p.m.) ' London; June 6. A Suffragette attempt to blow up tho Dudhope Castle at Dundee (the famous Graham Clavorhouse's rcsidouco) failed. The fuse burnt out. Miss Freda Graham, the Suffragette, was released 'after hungepstriking. Mrs. Kendall, another Suffragette, has gone to Canada. • *

MILLITANT SUFFRAGETTES BEING WELL PAID. (Rec. June 7, 5.5 p.m.) London, Juno 6. The' character of. tlio, Suffragette movement . has _completely .altered. Originally, volunteers did the work, but tho movement is how run by well-paid women. In many cases they.are giving up other employment to join the jmilitants'because tho, pay is better.