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DETECTED IN THE ACT.

NEWPORT STABBING CHARGE.

MYNYDDISLWYN DISTRICT MEDICAL*…

DRISCOLL'S HOME-COMING.

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The Man in the Street. -..&.

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£ 1,200 JEWEL ROBBERY.

ISWISS AND ENGLISH GIRL

CENTENARIAN AND SMOKING

ITHE KING AND VACCINATION.I

I Struck in the Chest_I

I MUSIC FOR THE BAND I

IAGAINST COMPULSION,

JUDGE AND A DEBT.I

I FALL OF-STONEWORK.I t ■■…

LADY LAURIER FINED.'

! COLLIERY RIOTERS ARRESTED.

SUCCESS OF SWANSEA LABOUR…

FRENCH REVERSE I

Canada and Germany

RAILWAY MYSTERY. I

,SUFFRAGETTE POLICY. I

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SUFFRAGETTE POLICY. MILITANT TRUCE WILL SOON BE OVER. The Lyceum Theatre at Newport was I crowded on Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. Pankhurst spoke on the subject of votes for women. A good many men were turned away at the beginning of the proceedings, as the meeting was intended to be for women only. Several women who were expected to be in favour of a "row" were also not admitted. Thus a quiet and attentive hear- ing was assured for the speakers. The chair was taken by Miss Barrett. Mrs. Pankhurst spoke with great feeling when dealing with the moral aspect of women's political and social work. It was intended, she said, to carry on a mission in all the large towns of the country during the next few weeks ;:> A large number of questions were asked. Mrs. Pankhurst explained that the suffra- gettes opposed the Liberals at the election because they were the party in power-the party who could give the vote if they wished. What the suffragettes hoped was that neither party would have a large majority in Parlia- ment. Thanks to some extent to the suffra- gettes, the Liberals now had only a majority that they could depend upon of two. The Government could not depend upon the Irish or the Labour party. ("Oh.") o; they could not depend upon either of those parties unless they gave them something—and if the Welsh party was sensible they would endea- vour to get something also. Unless the Government did something for the suffra- gettes, the militant truce would soon be over. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Pankhurst was carried, on the motion of Mrs. D. A. Thomas, I seconded by Mrs. Pilliner, of Llantarnam.

I LOCAL WEDDING.I

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Colliery .Engineerj

"The Diamond Maker."!

A DRUNKEN SPREE

~I MOTORING EXCITEMENTI

" DR. COOK " DISCOVEREDI

NEWPORT HANGING STORY_I

POWDER -WORKS EXPLOSION I

FOUR WORKMEN KILLED i

AGRICULTURAL "SHOW

ELY VALLEY COLLIERY SINKINGS.

COLD WAVE COMING.

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! Divorce Case Costs

IRELIGIOUS FACTIONS.

THE LATE DOWAGER LADY KENSINGTON.I

I -DEATH OF FORMER M.P.

MAIL COACH OVERTURNED

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I Benefactors of College

FOOTBALL GROUND DISPUTEI

I FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION'

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I Swansea Divorce

IMACHINERY AND MEN

CHINESE AND TIBET

I BURIED WITH HIS MONEY

I I WIFE AND CHAUFFEUR

I NEWPORT POLICE FORCE

INEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS

I DEATH OF MR. JOHN HUGHES

THE MULLAH'S FOLLOWERS

I NO _ATTACK -ON -ATHENS-

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