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... the women’s rights movement has been recognised with the inclusion this year of a special Votes for Women walking tour Emily Pank-hurst the suffragette leader had a home in the city and made some of her most famous speeches in Manchester The tour will include ...
... Chained nurses' pay demo FOUR nurses were chained to the statue of women's suffrage campaigner Emily Pankhurst at Westminster to demonstrate their anger at the Government's refusal to increase their pay offer. Their all-night vigil in public gardens near ...
... ALEXANDER ALEX McKENZIE hears Kipling and Marie Sounds just like a time warp I LISTENED to Gladstone the other day and to Emily Pankhurst He sounded like an old-time actor she was firm and resolute talking about votes for women Their voices his recorded in ...
... practice in campaigning of course They had been doing it since they were formed in 1885 They aligned themselves with Emily Pankhurst’s Suffragettes but not militantly as the current National President Mary Mayne is quick to point out It was the camp-followers ...
... Imperial War Museum for example” It is pure coincidence that Rita Pankhurst married to Richard son of Sylvia and grandson of Emily Pankhurst should be head of library services at the City of London Polytechnic where the Fawcett Library is now housed after a ...
... deeply in- How Gloria began her women’s revolution GLORIA STEINEM is a name almost as well-known in America today as Emily Pankhurst’s was in Britain nearly 80 years ago - and for the same sort of reason Gloria is very high in the ranks of current feminists ...
... first and weaker half examines the sorry social status of Victorian women the second act the 20th Century campaign led by Emily Pankhurst The comic drawing room scenes lose some momentum by being too forced but those delivered in a more natural and confident ...
... Government “My wife Joyce my family and excellent team I have had over many years and through this campaign have trium phed” Emily Pankhurst would have proud if could have seen Mrs Jessie Miley (above) even at grand old of 100 makes absolutely certain exercises ...
... will futile yet to go will the of long regime of women’s protest which is unprecedented in the history of Britain since Emily Pankhurst pioneered the women’s movement in the 1920’s What will do? Most of them will I suppose forced to return to the trauma ...
... in Salford the Prince of Wales Theatre known as the Blood Tub was run by E B Goulden the brother of suffragette leader Emily Pank-hurst It was taken over in 1910 by Monty Beudyn a local entrepreneur who made it into Salford's cinema The exhibition is open ...
... of his lady risking her fingernails on something as dangerous as a tile cutter Unworthy thoughts Was this really what Emily Pankhurst chained herself to railings for I pondered Did Germaine Greer exhort me to burn my bra merely to plunge my hands into ...
... president of Insurance Institute . . . QUITE A few kitchen aprons have been pitched into the dustbin since the likes of Emily Pankhurst and her crusading suffragette pals chained themselves to railings and stirred up the angry passions of bumptious chaps ...