... rarely j played so many parts with such distinction. His eight roles from Horatio, the seasoned admiral, to Aunt Agatha, the suffragette, rest on the highest plane of character portrayal. Credit also to Dennis Price (in a lordly role for which he is suited) ...

... Wallhead-Nichol, Socialist M.P. for Bradford North —or Miss Muriel Wallhead as she was then—recalls her days as ardent suffragette. Her father, Mr. R. €. Wallhead, was for ll years Member of Parliament for Merthyr. To-day she is married to schoolmaster ...

... generally as 44 chiffons, came in pink velvet ribbons and dresses of broderie anglaise clad the opponents of 44 shrieking suffragettes, themselves favouring tailor-made suits, masculine shirts and hats. The death of Edward in 1910 and the sobering influence ...

... 1900-1950: NORTH DEVON'S PLACE IN PEACE AND WAR South Molton Volunteers —Ilfracombe on The 'Phone —Barnstaple Suffragettes Hooted MILLENARY CELEBRATIONS IN THE OLDEST BOROUGH QURING the first half of the twentieth century North Devon took part in thirteen ...

... period is his vocal impersonations, as the films proceeded, Of the characters in 'Trilby and The Mysteries of Paris. Suffragettes Rameses would conjure up a picture of ancient Egypt to you, dear readers; to me it recalls the opening of the New Theatre ...

... wife and Mr. Churchill, who was Home Secretary at that time. The Crediton meeting was marked by the lively presence of suffragettes, from whom Lloyd George had to be protected. It was on that occasion, by the way, that the famous Dartmoor Shepherd ...

... repaired for the third time at a cost which is expected to be about £15,000. The church wrs first burned in 1913. allegedly by Suffragettes. whe were supposed to have chosen it because it stood at the top of one of London's highest hills. It was rebuilt, but ...

... ceremony at a bazaar and fete at Crediton. Special precautions had to be taken that time against the activities of the Suffragettes, but in spite of efforts keep the visit a secret, the road from Newton St. Cyres to Crediton was lihed with cheering people ...

... Candidate, deplored a disturbance at a Suffragette meeting at the hall short time before “The fair sex should given a fair hearing.” he declared, “even though we might not agree with the policies expressed from the Suffragette platform.” Lord Rothschild made ...

... ceremony a bazaar and fete at Crediton. Special, precautions had to be taken at that time against the activities of the Suffragettes, but in spite of efforts to keep the visit a secret, the road from Newton St. Cyres to Crediton was lined with cheering ...

... the youth of Glamorgan in the series Just ended. Last Saturday future. alluded to the pick of South Wales met the He **suffragettes of 'North li: the final trial played at by-gone days and the changes Dolgellv. After the game the of attitude that existed ...

... mid-century women be remembered? Of course is possible that we might be overlooked ror we have to race the competition or the Suffragettes the Bright Young tne women or tne Forties who went to war But I should like to that ours will be remembered as women gamed ...