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... last Wednesday evening. The distressed owner, described the woman shown as “a handsome woman” who was one of the original suffragettes” She asked for the picture to be returned, anonymously if preferred, to the Newsroom, Harrogate Advertiser, 1 Cardale Park ...
... Tyne Howard Private co llection sheds A lively interactive performance takes a new light on post-war look at the Edwardian suffragette movement (01653 648333) March 5 _ ____ _j Duke of Beaufort Pointto-Point at Didmarton The Cheltenham of pointto-pointing ...
... Blair is running the country with the support of only 25 per cent of the electorate. Is this really the democracy that the suffragettes fought for? It is certainly not a strong mandate. Gina Ogden, County councillor for Woodford Halse/Weedon, Cedar House ...
... later Countess Markievicz, who secured the international reputation of Lissadell. Constance, as artist, patron, socialist, suffragette, republican, freedom-fighter, thespian, reprieved from death sentence for involvement in the 1916 Rising, and the first ...
... 840020) SURREY The Dutch House, Holm wood. Designed on a Y-shaped papillon plan in 1896, it was once the home of the leading Suffragette Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence and her husband, Frederick, later Lord Pethick-Lawrence. ' The house is intriguing, with different ...
... divisions of Middleton Cheney, Uplands and Greens Norton. important thing in my life is democracy. My grandmothers were suffragettes who campaigned for women’s right to vote. “It worries me this government has destroyed the interest people have in voting ...
... 'private Irish buyer'. These were Sarah Henrietta Purser' double pmtrait of Constance Markievicz and her sister, the poet and suffragette Eva Gore-Booth, as g-irls in a woodland setting, which made €239,000 (£ 167 ,300), and The Limerick Piper by J oseph Patrick ...
... interrogate the boy, my sweet. and then she trained to be a vet He’s saved our baby and our treat. and was, what’s more, a suffragette. My king and emperor kissed As for our hero, Orphan Ben, this brow!” “So let us give three hearty cheers he never had to ...
... themselves by renouncing the world, adopting a solitary life and going without food. Fasting, from at least the time of the Suffragettes, has also been a means of making a political point. Fasting to attract an audience, however, is something new. It only ...
... care. The author is particularly good on the political lives of Alva and Consuelo and their respective interest in the suffragette movement. She paints an enticing portrait of Consuelo's later life-her marriage to the balloonist Jacques Balsan, who, I ...
... natural selection-not a bad fringe benefit. ln fact, such was the orchid 's identification with power that, in February 1913, suffragettes famously stormed the Orchid House at Kew, smashing pots and panes in a protest that was meant to be as sharp a poke at ...
... later Countess Markievicz, who secured the international reputation of Lissadell. Constance, as artist, patron, socialist, suffragette, republican, freedom-fighter, thespian, reprieved from death sentence for involvement in the 1916 Rising, and the first ...