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... ects are men.’’ remarked Mr. Veat bave been responsible for the building and planning of houses, and women have not been ‘ suffragette enough about it. It should be possible for anyone to ‘ do a flit’ with a wheel. barrow—we use houses to live in, anc not ...
... civilisation and medieval charity for the trend in this direction. Once become the t ” sex. Remarking t the efforts of the suffragettes got the fair sex the vote, the Vicar says that women have invaded most of the spheres in which men for so long held the ...
... of getting the things we o get them weaving if they want if we are serious in the use rad the weavers. lot our vote. The suffragettes The Socialists are just trying|fought for this right so that to- to frighten people into voting day we might be able to ...
... that many of the opinions quoted had to be anonymous. Views like this one from a Jocal manufacturer: ‘ Let’s do what the Suffragettes did. make a damn nuisance of ourselves.” Views like: consider that Raymond Streat and Peter Thorneycroft are the of the ...
... then eventually he found one made In 1742 at a sale—in Colne. Another treasured item is a half-dozen set of COLNE'S first suffragette in the early-century fight — for female emancipation has died. She was Mrs. Lizzie Holmes, ot 16 Skipton Road. She was 78 ...
... council elections, particularly, as there used to be. Mention of a woman candidate at Earby brings to mind the days when the suffragette campaign was in full swing, when women suffered--yes, and even diedin their long-drawn-out struggle to win the vote. Nor ...
... Therefore 1 missed seeing Miss E. E. Pearson’s French Window win the race, with Master Pernie, owned by Mrs. A. M. Kirk, and Suffragette, owned by Miss G. M. Burnham, in second and third place respectively. Up on the hillside again for the final race. Many ...
... which at one time was taken for granted as the exclusive preserve of men. Older people will well remember the days when the suffragettes were scorned by large numbers of their own sex for having the folly and presumption to demand votes for women. Going further ...
... the original members of the Women's Section which used to meet in the Dressers’ Club. When ‘she was 27 she took part in a suffragette demonstration :‘l‘m Unuifmm along with three women representing the weavers of Lancashire. Included in the demonstration ...
... HELP CAN any readers help? Jill Liddington and Jill Norris are writing a book about the Lancashire suffragettes and would be grateful if any readers who have memories of this period could contact them. The book will be called “One Hand Tied Behind Us ...
... witing not ater than the th June. 1877, ; Nelson and Colne Conservative Association o GRAND CHALLENGE CUP FINAL BETWEEN THE SUFFRAGETTES (Manager: Miss E. Metcalfe) AND THE CHAUVINISTS (Piayer’Manager: Coun. M. Bennett) SUNDAY, MAY 22nd — Holt House Playing ...
... Holt House playing fields, Colne. The association is fielding male and female teams under the titles of Chauvinists and Suffragettes respectively. The Chauvinists team boasts pro%pectivg date Johnurlfee ::yemw forward and includes Coun. Ken Coughlan in ...