TURBULENT WOMEN.
AN AUSTRALIAN. PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT London, Oot. 24. Ten suffragettes wore acre-seed, amongst whom was Mrs H. W. Hanyn, who told the polioe she was an enfranchised woman in Australia once, and a candidate for eleotiion, with twenty thousand votes. If not admitted to the inner lobby she would oable her exolusion to Australia, aud they would soon see that Australia supported her. The magistrate bound the suffragettes to keep the peace for six months. They deolined to find sureties, and all elected to be sent to prison for two months.
UPROAR IN COURT. t-1L X J PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Reoeived 10.31 p.m., Oct. 25. London, Oct. 25. When oharged the suffragettes shouted and gesticulated, declaring they would not reoogniße the magistrate’s authority. There was renewed uproar when they were sentenced, and shoutiog, “ A shameful outrage by a Liberal Government.” They refused to leave the dock until force was used,
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1915, 26 October 1906, Page 2
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