... Militant suffragette Miss Quinn. a member of Middlesbrough family, once said She had been shocked Into devoting her career fighting for things by the conditions she found Leeds. For various causes whose banner she had taken tin she was arrested five times ...

... emulate the Suffragettes, tells Education Minister real test of thelr determi nation, patience and ingennity.” The greatest biot on our educa- tional service today was the over- Nothing would give me more satisfaction than to improve the ratio,” she said ...

... campaigner VETERAN suffragette who Is expected to travel from York to London to take part, tonight, in the commemoration of Mrs. birthday, la Mrs. Seymour- Pearson. Now in her 80's, Mrs. Seymour- Pearson went to prison with other suffragettes during the early ...

... him and say good-bye. UNGRATEFUL WOM^ |>ID Mrs. Barbara Castle, for Blackburn, get answer she expected when asked 100 ex-Suffragettes brating Emmeline P - birthday. Have the y°V generation let you Yes,” came the unan answer. Later one of the vel , gf explained ...

... CO. Durham, was cheered when deciared, “ are determ If we cannot get it by constt tional means we may ve to emulate the Suffragettes.” Horsbrugh said the next seven years were going to be “a ...

... how charming It all looked. The old suffragettes, wearing their best clothes and tea-party hats, smiled, gossiped and enjoyed themselves. Mrs. S. Nicholson, an equal pay fighter who remembered some tough suffragette campaigning Harrogate, climbed on the ...

... there a quite respectable body of opinion that women won the vote their work. Miss Craigle will have none of this. The suffragettes knew that the Government were afraid resumption of militant tactics. Thus her picture the years patient, persuasive ...

... o—Newareei0 —Newareei 8.15 —Looking at Animals 8.30 —Fnday the Thirteenth 9. —Nat. Theatre Queen Lays Foundation 9.15 —The Suffragette 10.15—News (Sound). TOMORROW NORTH 6.30 —R.A.M.C. Band 6.55 —Weather 7. o—News0 —News ...

... William to go into reverse (7). What you will find. say. in butterscotch (5). 12 and 14 It gave much food for thought the suffragettes engaged in it, but no food (8 and 6) 11 This Is what one should keep. Instead becoming panicky (5). 19 I'm the head with ...

... channel sensationalism and vulgarity. 'Make sure am dead,' said suffragette ISfISS GLADYS JONK&—Owsn - 1 the novelist and playwright—of Burford (Oxon), former active worker the suffragette morement, left £18.095 (not personalty, £17335) her will published ...

... United States on Monday after eight weeks in Paris and Brussels circuses and a week filming here. Seeking equal . ay Former suffragettes were out this week, helping with the equal pay for equal work demonstrations. Was it like old times for them, or a quieter ...

... miles wide the point where Lord Noel-Burton carried out hU weekend survey. Ex-suffragette leaves her eyes for blind MRS. KATHKRINE CATTY (or Emma Katherlne Glllett). a suffragette leader Britain before the first world war, who once chained herself to Hyde ...