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... earliest schooldays she took a great interest for and spoke in favour equality of the sexes Although a suffragist she never a Suffragette believing with Burke that “force no remedy” 1887 she 22 achieved distinction being the first woman to at Parliamentary election ...
... movement behind them were delegates for in Guildhall The pioneers ranged from 68 86 and included Miss Sylvia Pankliurst famous suffragette and a Cambridge couple and James Overton of Milton Road 74 69 respectively) Mr Windle National Agent Party the pioneers ...
... and could not be turned on accidentally Jones was jockey to King Edward and George V He on George V’s horse Anmer when a suffragette threw herself front the Derby field in 1913 bringing down both horse and jockey Jones was seriously injured woman died from ...
... e on June 15th. The biggest scene will be rehearsed at Birmingham, where 200 members of the local federation will play suffragettes. When the pageant appears in London — at the same time as the Union’s annual conference — special coaches and trains will ...
... different. But the aims are the same. Both organisations say there will he the greatest enthusiasm on March 9th. But no suffragette tricks. In the petition undertaken by professional workers, Birmingham and Bristol arc leading the way. Liverpool, Newcastle ...
... was all for the benefit of her own city. - First Woman Councillor DO not know to what extent she was connected with the Suffragette movement—all that is rather before my timel—but I do know she - demonstrated her belief in the cause in a most practical ...
... cops in London to learn English police methods. They are not exactly successful and after suffering a serious setback from suffragettes are dismiseed the force. Lou Costello Dr. Jekyll glides into the story, arousing the interest of a newspaperman following ...
... `The .;cliool for Wives' can be recommended to all, young and old, male or femile, married or unmarried and especially 'to-suffragettes.' After a four weeks' season at Bristol, School for Wived comes to the Arts next week, as the play chosen for the annual ...
... work they are out said it not until 1916 that women wore admitted Police Force outcome the agitations of influential women suffragettes arrested appreciated difficulties with policemen at stations partly result voluntary work with at military camps Chief ...
... Gosling) Melsmead Floria (J Mercer) First (E Mercert Eiluned (D OShea) Howerchalke (G Lewis) HusUe (n Smith) Simdrum (B Swift) Suffragette (W Suaith) Miss Muffin (W Elliott) Coronet (R Reader) Friary (F Hunter) Regale (H Payne) Bright scene Richards) Normous ...
... women the vote the Empire at--' would - crumoie - ior a sian -'and man would no longer be master in bis own home the early suffragettes had to contend with a great deal of ribaldry made to seem 7:bpth-improper- and : odd A century later the male' view of ...
... exhibition several months ago bust late Betty Rea subscribed for by trade union branches local Labour by supporter city county Suffragette night Mr Hunneyball who active In Labour Party circles for many years said and his wife received invitations to an exhibition ...