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... second floor contains the general office, 38 ft. long by 20 ft. wide. On the third floor is the room set apart for Miss Christabel Pankhurst whenever she returns, and at the back the treasury, an important feature of an organisation that raises thousands of ...
... his stalwart declaration ; and, in addition, it appears he wanted substantial guarantees against all risk. That Miss Christabel Pankhurst, from her Parisian retreat = should have refused the offer of the National Labour Press does not look as if she had ...
... Limited Bill Again, Lady Frances Balfour and Mrs. Fawcett have both repudiated the idea of giving all women a vote ; and Christabel Pankhurst declared exexplicitly last June in the ' Daily Mail ' that the W.S.P.U. do not claim the vote for every woman. ' On ...
... afternoon, could scarcely be called a success. There were eight platforms, and the speakers included Mrs. and Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Mrs. Lawrence, Miss Nell Kenny, Miss Connie Kenny, and Mrs. Martell. There was a crowd of over M,OOO persons, the ...
... Ladd• Tivan Spicer presented the prizes. The old Acton Council ohici s have been sold for business purposes. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, once mili- tant Suffragette, is now an evangelist preaching to large congregations in a tent in New York. Those who ...
... Tuesday evening. Mrs. Estes pres , ded over a large audience consisting exclusively of ladies. and the speakers were Miss Christabel Pankhurst, LL.B., Miss Evelyn Sharp, and Miss Conolan. It bad originally been annoucel that the meeting was to be held in the ...
... Union at 4 Clement's Inn, Strand. London, provided with warrants for the arrest of Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence and Mies Christabel Pankhurst. Mr and Mrs Lawrence went with the officers to Bow Street. Miss Pankhurst was not present. The officers took possession ...
... car be expected. Cabinet Council. A Cabinet Council w•as held to-dav at 1 - Downing-street. Mr. Ramsay SlacDonz. Miss Christabel Pankhurst has arrived PI A after a six months' lecturing tour n. ' ,-,x4Vi4t!‘te?- ...
... report to the Council on the action to he taken. • Dame Christabel Pankhurst Miss Nora Miller, the' ellknown Potteries soprano. will sing at the meeting to be addressed by Dame Christabel Pankhurst in the JuNlee Hall, Stake, to-morrow •* Norman Wainwright ...
... Parliamentary manwas a fertile theme for invective. No one was prevented from speaking, though in the case of Mies Christabel Pankhurst there was deafening din at times, and several attempts were made to overturn the waggon from which she was talking ...
... the back of the ball, but they caused no disturbance. Mis. Wallace Dunlop presided and the chief speaks:. were Miss Christabel Pankhurst and Miss Isobel Seymour. Miss Seymour mid the qUestion of women's franchise meant a great deal to the nation. U the ...
... their movement was co-operation with men, with the object of building up a better and brighter type of humanity. Miss Christabel Pankhurst moved a resolution pledging the meeting to use every means to turn to account the Prime Minister's pledge for full ...