... the radical suffragists whose By ERIC CILLIBRAND now told In hook by two women Jill Llddington and Jill N orris They flatly rejected the aim of the traditional women's suffrage societies who asked only for vote it is or may accorded to men —that In ...

... talk to. She speaks faultless idiomatic English without a trace of accent. On her favourite subjects—faith in democracy. women's suffrage. ...

... turbulent years of the votes for women movement dying in 1933 at the age of 89 The first women’s suffrage committee was set up in Manchester by Emmeline Pankhurst’s husband Richard but it was not until 1918 that women finally won a vote although only ...

... Quatuor de Saxophones de Paris. 6 30—Speech and Thought (talk , 6 50—Heinrich Schutz Programme. 7 30 —GOLF, DICKENS AND WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN 1913. 8 10—Dublin Revisited (talk). 8 40—Concert: London Philharmonic Orchestra. 9 35 Lord David Cecil introduces ...

... Mrs. Pankhurst was : (a) Pioneer nurse and friend of Florence Nightingale ?' (b) First woman M.P. ? (c) Leader of the Women's Suffrage Movement ? 8. A Lieut.-Col. R. M. Parsons has won the Roberts Cup with a record score of 144 points, out of a possible ...

... NORTH HOME SERVICE THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Beethoven Vera Canning ('cello). Ernest Lush (piano). 6 25—Golf, Dickens, and Women's Suffrage In. 1913. 7 15 — LA SERVA PADRONA (opna) 7 55 Princlpilities and Pothers (talk) 8 15— 'La Canterin ( The Songtress ...

... PAGE 10 MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS WEEK FIVE: WOMEN FIGHT trie ''° rtf at oneflfthe MAKING THE turn of the century marked a revival of the fight for women’s suffrage and Manchester - which had fostered the struggle -would once again be its centre But this ...

... the turbulent years of the votes for women movement dying in 1933 at the age of 89 The first women’s suffrage committee was set up in Manchester by Emmeline Pankhurst’s husband but it was not until 1918 that women finally won a vote and even that was ...

... South Africa “In fact women’s suffrage had its first stirrings during that war It was fought to give the l itlanders the vote “Women thought that as a result of that the British government might have looked more favourably on women here being given the ...

... that by to-day's standards the literary, stilted and sentimental patches in their writing makes them almost unactable. women's suffrage play, Independent Means, and The Master of the House and then came his first full- h lengt success, The Younger ...

... house of history In the cradle of women’s lib By Jill Burdett IT HAPPENED 84 years ago today and it changed the course of history The place was a semidetached home in Manchester and the event was the founding of the women’s movement by Emmeline Pankhurst ...

... famous man Below: The in Nelson Street Side which was Mrs Emmiline Pankhurst (she is pictured nine) and from which she her women’s suffrage house and next door Authority for extensions Man chester Infirmary but cash shortage meant that the plans were shelved ...