The Suffragettes are dissatisfied with the promise made by Mr. Asquith, that eventual facilities will be given to a Suffrage Bill. They smashed the windows of the Premier's taxicab; the Faitle onaned, the women knocking ice rushed up and a desperate
off the policemen's helmets and kicking them, They also assaulted Mr, Augustine Birrell, the Chieé Secretary for Ireland, and smashed the windows of the residences of Bir Bayard Grey, Seretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Winston Charchill, Home Secretary, Mr. L. Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, and Mr. John Barns, President of the Local Government Board.—Exclusive Service.
Nov. 24. _The Suffragettes in the early iorning reviewed the attack upon the official residences in Downin Street, during a fog. They smash nearly every window with various missiles—Hzclusive Service.
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