... assortment of names, but far more meaningful than the answers to crossword clues. This was a code telegram sent by Miss Christabel Pankhurst to another suffragette. . It meant: “Will you protest Asquith’s public meeting tomorrow evening, but don’t get arrested ...

... B.lo—Man Alive. A Kind of Living. Programme about how people react to personal disaster. 9. o—Shoulder to Shoulder. Christabel Pankhurst. By Ken Taylor. The fourth play in the series. The Government has agreed to pass legislation in the form of a Conciliation ...

... joins the Women's Social and Political Union and helps to develop the movement in the North of England. When Annie and Christabel Pankhurst attempt to question members of the Liberal Government at a political meet- ing they are arrested and imprisoned. 10 ...

... fat bacon.” Mrs. Sproson spent her 40th birthday in Holloway, her second term of sentence. Her birthday visitor was Christabel Pankhurst. R TR ] ' i K q (] ) L] 51 L] ™ [ [ § e Fa ...

... Apart from his larger works, the president is also represented by a head of Sir Donald Wolfit and a statuette of Dame Christabel Pankhurst. Lady Wheeler shows a terracotta statuefte group “On Wings of Song,” a head of Viscountess Sandon and a bronze statuette ...

... do-gooders. And dogooders in the best sense of the word. Women like Florence Nightingale, Edith Cavell, Octavia Hill, Christabel Pankhurst and of course Walsall's Sister Dora. Women whose single-minded determination made life and living better for the g ...

... from La Dolce Vita, Satyricon and Roma. B.4s—Shoulder to Shoulder. No. 5. Outrage. By Hugh Whitemore. As a result of Christabel Pankhurst's policy the militancy of the Suffragettes escalates. Christabel remains in exile in Paris. In June, 1918, Emily Wilding ...