... WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE T 0 BE HONOURED MIDLOTHIAN is to take Fart in an historic event or British women — 50 years of voting rights to be celebrated this year. It is over 50 years since Emily Pankhurst made her stanJ for democracy for women as she tied herself ...

... 100 Years Ago Women's Suffrage — At the annpual meeting of the Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage, a report was read stating that in the present Parliament there . were 234 {riends of the Women's ...

... the question on this sticker issued by the Swiss Association for women's suffrage. s e for-women battle. PAMELA BROOKES has more than a passing interest in politics. Her last book, ‘“ Women in Parliament,” was well received by the critics. Now resident ...

... else was intetestan.lust as no academic, until rec®ntly, has been sufficiently interested in tracing the history of the women's suffrage movement in Scotland and delineating some of its more startling events. . - As. Elspeth King, assistant ‘keeper of the ...

... “have far too much to say far too early.” In another part of :’ ing:fl::r it is stated t:ut e first speech (on betufi of women’s suffrage) at 16. Well, well—l am etc. F society kil Fetpetion the and/or this 2T il S SO 5, e POINTS OF VIEW had to self-interest ...

... in . their - feeling about women's suffrage. Bruce Glasier of the ILP feared that WSPU militancy would wreck the party. Belfort Bax's Essays in Socialism ;.. (1907) . were rabidly anti-feminist. Support for women's - suffrage,” says Elspeth King, was ...

... obel-- sance to the female of cies - — gently untrlm viewers that this happens to be what is commonly “referred to as Women's Suffrage Year. That is incidental. More-to-the point is' the fact that living, Scottish . professional . painters and printmakers ...

... MLW as different as Joyce and the failed philosophic revolutionary Dora’ Marsden. Harriet came b( way of an interest in women's suffrage to helping with and eventually vedxdr&_“ The Freewoman,” later “The Egoist,” which first pube lished in this country ...

... By CHRIS MULLINGER of whom were vetemans of the . women's suffrage movement, won Murray, Miss Helen M. Lowe, Dr to ‘see is the character of the their case in the Court of Session Elizabeth Baxendine and Mrs| hospital maintained and .an|on the ln:vlpuol ...

... upon the rebellious women of her court. Her picture of women when Shakespeare and his fellow dramatists wrote is one against the background of a London seething with revolutionary activity, as distinctions of dress between men and women showed a tendency ...

... Sir, — Julie Davidson touches upon important issues in her coverage today of Elspeth King's forthcoming exhibition on women's suffrage at the People's Palace, Glasgow. It is precisely because so much of our past lies neglected that the tenor of life on ...

... =to endorse fashionable views of democratic sexual relationships (whether that means the “easy”™ oFtlon of granting women the suffrage or granting them other necessary legislation in‘ the 19705) there was and is plenty of sugport. But give a Scotsman ...