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... SUFFRAGETTE Another entrant to watch out for is Mr. John Wilson at the wheel of a 191 Standard Laundalette which was originally_ owned by suffragette Emily Pankhurst The cavalcade, which also includes buses and commercial vehicles, is organised by the ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AND THE KING. The attendance of the King and Queen at a special matinee in aid of the Chelsea Hospital for Women at the London Palladium on Tuesday afternoon was marked by interruptions oy the part of Suffragettes. At the opening of the ...
... A SUFFRAGETTE'S SILL The late Miss Emily Wilding Davidson, of the Cottage Hospital, Epsom, formerly of Longhorsley, Morpeth, Northumberland, leaves estate valued at /186. Deceased. it will be remembered, was the suffragist who ran In front of the Kings ...
... ‘Suffragette’ protest at Castle planned to coincide with the Anglo- Irish Conference held at Mar%field, attended by Eire’s Foreign Minister Peter Barry. her Eire counterpart, Dr. Garret Fitzgerald. The demonstrators included Lisburn counciliors, Jim Dillon ...
... THE HECENT SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES. The Antrim County Council transmitted, their demand for the financial year ending 81st March, 1915, the net ~um required from the Urban Council being £3,921 4s ltkl. Mr. Geo. Wilson asked *hat n t the malicious injury ...
... ,-- SUFFRAGETTE ANTICS IN LISBURN COURT. Sequel to Cathedral Outrage. Fight Police till Overpowered by Sheer Force. Mrs. Metge Rebukes Mr. Griffith. ...
... THE CHAGOS AGAINST THE GEL- FAST SUFFRAGETTE& GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY PRO• •ELUTION AT LISBURN. F Mid Trivia's Tisksts. On Wedeeedity afternoon last a special court wan held before Messrs. Robert Griffith. .I.P. fin the chair), and William Ritchie, .1 ...
... widely known fact but the turn of the last century saw significant suffragette activity in Lisburn. Indeed in their bid to secure voting rights for women, members of the Lisburn Suffragette Society were involved in everything from arson attacks, Cathedral ...
... artistic director Peter Morgan Barnes said there was suffragette activity in Lisburn since 1909 when a local society was founded by Dunmurry woman Lilian Metge. “At its height the Lisburn Suffragette Society had about 80 members,” he said. “Lilian Metge ...
... Activities Peter claimed the activities of the suffragettes undoubtedly exasperated the authorities, with at times the women involved being seemingly almost ‘outside the law’. Saying that when World War | broke out, the women declared a truce and devoted ...
... found it practically in the possession of the Suffragettes, whom pageant and parade were nvia . oraing the attention of Om vast trowds, day and the occasion have bar. 0 shed an contretat with Suffragette methods in F.ngland. lino the Suiting. tte4 arc ...
... the Standard Landaulette which was once owned by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, founder of the Suffragette Movement! However, it is hoped that none of the Suffragettes’ modern day equivalents will revert to handcuffing themselves to railings, a commonplace ...