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... Mrs M. Whalley A member of the Women's Suffrage Movement from 1916 to 1918, Mrs Mary Whalley, has died at her home at Peterborough. Mrs Whalley, 1333 Lincoln Road, Werrington, died on March 29, aged 93. Mrs Whalley was a schoolteacher from 1906 to 1913 ...
... family life and of an age which involved immense industrial and social change, the horrors of the First World War and women'’s suffrage. O O ...
... Angell touched upon the subject of women's suffrage in a speech he made in the area. The News reported: - Mr. Angell described as losh' the Victorian lines, 'Be good sweet maid, and let who will be clever.' Today women had votes. which they must use for ...
... SUFFRAGETTE Late night listeners to the radio on Sunday night heard a brief commentary on the fifty years celebrations of women's suffrage and one of the militant members of the suffragete movement who spoke was Mrs Connie Lewcock, of 19 Silver Hill Drive ...
... women LABOUR Parliamentary candidate for Gainsborough, Mr. Willy Bach is taking a keener interest than most in the celebrations to mark 50 years of women's suffrage which commence this weekend. For the most famous of all suffrageties Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst ...
... the first full-fledged case for giving women the vote but it attracted little attention was the 1860s that women’s suffrage became an issue In 1866 Millicent Fawcett and Lydia Becker formed the first women’s suffrage societies in 1867 John ...
... The first women's suffrage bill in 1870 and from then until 1914 there were 28 unsuccessful suffrage bills Emmeline Pankhurst formed first militant Women’s Soeial and Political Union the Suffragettes in 1903 but it wasn’t until 1918 that ...
... three by support myself -Jean (Rep 3316' Peter Taylor 312S) Sovereignty at stake Ireland century strangely enough against women's suffrage illustrate not by experts to Mrs Margaret Thatcher close for If as as the poorer buy we be ever It is food policy for ...
... ROBBERY! workers and women’s lib groups all have their part to play in bringing new attitudes into the home and influencing the women and men of tomorrow’s society Many of Mrs Kirkman’s views are echoed by young women involved with women's groups in Leicester ...
... EVEXIXO TELEGRAPH December tO IWith women in mind Don’t let’s kid ourselves- ' -' there’s still a difference SHADES of Mrs Pankhurst this reproduction of a suffrage poster produced 1908 by Brighton and Hove Women’s Suffrage Society What long way we’ve come ...
... XII Tuesday Augusts 1978 AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE WOMAN S SUFFRAGE AND WAfiES Golden Jubilee Emancipation important announcement from CECELIA’S BEAUTY BOOTHffjg and FASHION A SPECIAL new Protein Hair Straightening Treatment most to your hair Direct from ...
... account this extraordinary woman Sadly devoted her life to her campaign women’s suffrage Mrs Pankburst herself did not live vote lay dying in 1928 the House Lords approved the Equal Suffrage Bill Appropriately perhaps it received the Royal Assent the day of ...