... trick at Portadown show. The Picture House, Portadown. showed a film of The Sensational Derby, showing Miss Davison, a suffragette, attacking the King's horse. ...

... Lusiness womep are more intelligent, more able, and quicker-witted than men.” “But of course,” she added, “I'm not a suffragette or a feminist or anvthing like that. “The kitchen sink mentality is an obsession with the small tasks to hand . . . sometimes ...

... SUFFRAGETTES Mrs. Monroe, incidentally, is making quite a name for herself as a public speaker and of late she has been in increasing demand at numerous centres in the Province. Her latest outside appearance w s it Omagh on Thursday last when she spoke ...

... the prizes. Alexandra School held their annual prize distribution in the Town Hall. Rev. W. J. Macaulay again presided. SUFFRAGETTE MUEETING— Under the auspices of the Irish ‘Women's Suffrage Federation a very successful meeting was held in the Minor Town ...

... ¥ N % A meeting of Suffragettes was attended by “a representative gathering” in Portadown Town Hall ...

... Tomlinson, Glynis Johns and Hermione Baddeley. Fifteen top songs are sung in the film including — The Perfect Nanny, Sister Suffragette, The Life I Lead, A ( .. ‘;3 pEI E 4 Months old Vauxhall Viva deluxe, SL, 8,000 miles, ¢ in new condition £585 ] 1964 Humber ...

... a sister, a wife and a mother”’—so said Sir Richard Steele, a seventeenth century essayist. And here we are hundreds of suffragettes, a few enlightening wars and three centuries later still a little in doubt about our status. He was 22 years old labourer ...

... you'—hasn’t grown on me yet and it isn't likely to; not altogether unlike ‘You don't have to say you love me' in styling. The Suffragettes would have been proud of Sandy Posey and ‘Born a Woman’ -it's all very sad really and probably after this, some inspired ...

... see the whole might cf the Establishment rangzed in opposition. This is the way it has always been. The Chartists, the Suffragettes, the Flappers were all opposed as unworthy tools of Government. The same empty argumenis will issue from the same gources ...

... EARLY DAYS OF TRADE UNIONISM MISS SADIE PATTERSON, M.8.E., the daughter of a suffragette and a well known personality in the trade union movement, spoke of the early days of trade unionism when she addressed members of Portadown Business and Professional ...

... the eyes of 100 boys and male officers upon them? Well, it could all take time. After all, when Mrs. Pankhurst and the Suffragettes finally got the Bill passed for a fair deal in the world of politics, it took time for the female voice to be heard in ...

... members. One record has to be put straight, I think. Women's ‘lib’ did not begin, as some newspapers seem to think, with the Suffragettes. It began when Jesus of Nazareth gave a new dignity and a new meaning to womanhood. In the days of Jesus no self-respecting ...