... ORD MILNE ARIS. “flis Deplorable Want of Discernment.” Miss Christabel Pankhurst, at a Women’s Party meeting at Queen’s Hall, London, W., yesterday, anid we have a member of the Gov- ernment, Lord Milner, who for some extra ordinary reason—was it through ...

... been five times prison. A event her varied career took place October, 19CB. when, jointly with Mrs Pankburst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst, she was charged with inciting the public to rush the House of Commons. that occasion she was sentenced to three months' ...

... Increase. The Ministry of Food forwards the following for publication: deputation from the Women's Party, introduced Mies Christabel Pankhurst, was received Lord Rhondda at the Ministry of Food yesterday on the subject of children's rations. The deputation included ...

... announced that Mr Bernard Shaw would oppose Colonel Penry Williams, Liberal-Labour candidate. Women v. Labour. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, the Independent candidate for Smethwick (Birmingham) is to have straight contest with Mr John E. Davison (Labour) ...

... Political Union emphatic denial to the statement that there k a change in the policy the W.S.P.U. Mrs Pank hurst's and Miss Christabel Pankhurst'e plans and views of the situation remain absolutely unchanged. They hold the same views they have always hold There ...

... have actually begun to realise that violent tactics have done more harm than good to the cause they espouse. Miss Christabel Pankhurst's present intention, says the Parisian journal, u to conduct the party constitutional lines. Having won her mother ...