... forw: television a “Shoulder to “the dramas documentary series, Fenner Brockway and two the fact suffragettes fiction of women’s suffrage. ...

... Fair play for families A SURVEY — yet another one — reveals that in this 50th year of women’'s suffrage three out of four housewives receive no money which they can call their own. T 00 many men hold on to their pay packets and give the wife barely enough ...

... including housing, shopping, employment, social welfare, entertainments, fashion, transport and broadcasting, as well as womens' suffrage, the General Strike, and the effects of the two World Wars. ; ' ...

... taken.— liirmingha PO,l. lone, 187 ti The International Women's Suffrage Congress in Paris has advocated the abolition of protective legislation for women in industry because of a nature to hamper women in their work. —Th‘ rm in Oa rn Pos ./u r ...

... National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies asks us to publish the following statement: 9n view of the national posi lion as set forth by the Prime Minister in his speech of Au , gust 14. 1916. the National Un ion of Women's Suffrage Socie ties will abstain ...

... school I am in the process of doing a project on the Women Sufi ragettes, and was wondering if you could ask your readers if any of them took part in or know someone who was connected with the women's suffrage. I would be grateful of any help you or the readers ...

... abortions on demand and equality for women in education and jobs. From MALCOLM KEOGH in New York dinner or making love we will assemble. We will carry candles, in every city, to gather the visible power of women at City Hall—the political arena where ...

... fact it claims to have the backing of 300 M.P.s and three unions. “In this year, when we are celebrating 51 years of women’s suffrage it is high time the equal rights campaign turned their attention to the unglamorous and often forgotten cause of Britain's ...

... face. it is just 50 years since women won the right to vote and to mark the occasion many events are being organised to commemorate the historic occasion. Many social changes have taken place since the first women's suffrage societies were founded in 1866 ...

... Rights of Women. That was in 1792. Forty years later the first Reform Act which doubled the male vote, excluded all women. In 1866 the first women's suffrage societies were formed by Millicent Fawcet and Lydia Becker and three years later, ...

... says Mrs. Butler. Secondly, 1968 marked the 50th anniversary of women's suffrage. There was a lot of talk about what women had done with the vote. Mrs. Butler then wrote to the national women's organisations asking what they thought needed to be done next ...

... al Women's Year should not pass without a special tribute being paid to the pioneers of the women's movements in Ireland and In particular to the work done by the Suffragists before World Warl. It is intended, therefore. to hold a Women's Suffrage Exhibition ...