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... SUFFRAGETTE, THEN M.P. 1 Mrs Barbara Ayrton Gould, for 1 a member of the Socialist National tive, died at her London home on 1939 ' WaS c^ia '' rman Elected M.P. for North Hendon j®. Mrs Ayrton Gould was defeated at ' General Election. .J Her five years ...
... EX-SUFFRAGETTE BACKS SON'S APPEAL Richard Pankhurst, of Charteris Road, Woodford, Essex, told the conscientious objectors' appellate tribunal yesterday that he objected to the use of force against the ivikuyu tribe in Kenya. He gave this as an example ...
... Frida. May 13. 1908. SUFFRAGETTES IN MONTROSE SCENE Mr Robert Vernon Harcourt. lounger son of Sir William Harcourt. was on Tuesday elected member of Parliament for the Montrose Burghs in room of Viscount Morle y . An extraordinary incident occurred early ...
... ness, Alice Morgan Wright, arrives in London. Object of her visit? It takes us hack to the lively, exciting days of the Suffragettes. It was like this: Miss Wright camp over here lama Paris where she was an art student, in 1912, to help those militant ...
... yesterday, Mrs D. L. Lanigan said she thought they should have a hunger march. We need a more militant spirit, as the suffragettes had. _ . The chairman (Mrs P. Lincoln Lewis), wife of a Shrewsbury doctor, said they would need to go in such large numbers ...
... Ministers might be ambushed Suffragette tactics—breaking windows, scenes in the House of Commons, and ambushing of Ministers—as a means of bringing the plight of the owners of requisitioned property before the Government, were suggested by one speaker ...
... His Derby winners were Diamond Jubilee in 190Q and Minoru in 1909. Jones was on King George V!'s horse. Anmer. when a Suffragette threw herself in front of the Derby field in 1913. bringing down both horse and jockey. Jones was seriously injured, and ...
... illustrated inequalities in pay between men and women engaged in similar employment. It also depicted the struggles of the suffragettes to obtain the vote for women, and allowed how, by pushing the equal pay tor equal work slogan before employers. they ...
... wants women to learn is that it does not pay to be modest and considerate. It is sending us back to renewed study of suffragette tactics. Maybe it pays to start smashing things. Maybe in terms of power politics we are underplaying our hands. The ...
... 53 Years Ago From The Brechin Advertiser of May 5, 1908 The Suffragettes have opened their campaign in Brechin. They have secured temporary premises in the High Street and Thursday morning Miss Macaulay the National Women’s Social and Political Unipn ...
... authorities. One wonders whether, for future use, they have their eyes on a Churchill cigar and a Macmillan waistcoat. The Suffragettes have a place in the show. On exhibition are hammers they used to break House of Commons windows, chin for fixing themselves ...
... SALISBURY 2. o—Ungova. 2 30—Barak, j. o—Treetops 3.30 Reel In (nop). 4. o—Suffragette. 4.30 Susan Jane; if Hotel. abs.. Intent. DOUBLE—REEL IN and BARAK. Capt. Boyd-Rochfort’s Woodcut was last night withdrawn from the Yorkshire Cup, feature event at York ...