... son and Edward VI. 1901: American Mrs AmEdaonT?lotwom over Niagara Falls in a padded barrel. 1908: English suffragette Emily Pankhurst and her daughter Christabel were sent to prison for “inciting the public to rush the House of Commons”. 1931: gangm% was ...

... we don’t see each other very often she is still my confidante and a great friend. ® Who is your greatest hero and why? Emily Pankhurst for her contribution to getting the vote for women. @ Which household chore do you hate most? Ironing. © What is your ...

... crowd, probably after the day, coming late on, nated scroll signed by escaping from one of the was a microscope dated Emily Pankhurst. antiques. 1776. Another rare discovery And perhaps the most it had been bought for was a candlestick dated pathetic item ...

... | exaggerate — I've tried a million times to stop that B Which historical figure would you most like to have been? - Emily Pankhurst & Who would you most like to have dinner with? S¢ onnery, because | think he's an at itely delicious man and he's from ...

... breach of its own rules as the reason for a hearing. Mrs Wood, 33, a hairdresser from Stakesby Vale, Whitby, said: “If Emily Pankhurst asked to join the club she would be left wondering what had happened to women’s rights in the last 80 years.” He added: ...

... activities, in both Hucknall and Bulwell, that now exist for women. We've come a long way - although not far onough - since Emily Pankhurst's day. good word about the sports and recreation facilities available to young people 8-15 years of age during the school ...