... December, 1912, a suffragette, Miss Emily Wilding-Davidson, was sentenced for assaulting the Rev. Forbes Jackson, a Baptist minister in Aberdeen—in mistake for Lloyd George. In August, 1913, Mr Asquith was attadted by two suffragettes on the Lossiemouth ...

... e, who pioneered nursing as a profession; Elizabeth Fry, who did so much for the reform of prisons in her day; and the Suffragettes, to whom we owe the right to vote. There were still women of such qualities to-day, following in the footsteps of Mary ...

... are now within sight of the Suffragette Movement. This was the final outburst that drove the women of Britain to illegal and desperate measures to gain complete political freedom. Mrs Parkhurst and other prominent Suffragette leaders addressed meetings ...

... Chaplin—Dick Van Dyke. The house at No. 17 Cherry Tree Lane is in an uproar. Mrs Banks (Glynis Johns) arrives home from a suffragette meeting to find that the sixth nanny in four months is resigning. The cook a2nd the maid are fighting, and the Banks’ children ...

... present was Dundee’s oldest member, 94-year-old Miss Isabel Carrie, a former infant mistress in the city, and sometime suffragette. She recalled an interview she had had when she was a young woman, and remembered how outraged she was when she saw that ...

... joined the Suffragette Movement in 1912. She remained a member until after the First World War when the franchise was extended to women. When the Women Citizens’ Association was formed after the War to further the ideals that the Suffragettes had fought ...

... D’YE MIND LANG SYNE? K | Half a century ago the social revolutionaries were not long-haired youths but the stylish Suffragettes, militant in the most modish millinery. Here two fighters for women’s rights address—from a cart—a group of their male ‘peers’ ...

... Nations we can v;u)'ite. unfit for its purpose ( 3—Tide recedes to cut (4) 4-Sn)ug arrangement in zoo 4 s—Spank Ruth about suffragette leader (9) 9—Ability about lan Smith’s Rhodesian declaration can be heard (10) 10—B.M. Tingler appears to have the shakes ...

... The other was made after the two pieces of the real Stone were given to me for repair. The Stone had been broken when the suffragettes attempted to blow up the Coronation Chair about 70 years ago. Having at that time three Stones I cannot be really sure ...

... homemade car in the race via the West and Siberia. Also competing is glamour boy The Great Leslie, whose car is magnificent. Suffragette Maggie Dußois. a newspaper reporter. also enters, and it becomes a race between the three. the Professor sabotaging the ...

... Disney romantic comedy. The house ;al No. 17 Cherry Tree Lane is in lan uproar. Mrs Banks (Glynis Johns) arrives home from a suffragette meeting to find that the sixth nanay in four months is resigning. The cook and the maid are fightling, and the Banks’ children ...

... three of the film’s other characters also bear an uncanny resemblance to Norman Wisdom. They are his screen mother Emily, a suffragette who bravely chained herself to the railings outside Westminster; his screen grandfather as a young man, and later, when ...