... THE PANKHUBSTS OUT OF PRISON. Mrs. Pankhnrtt, Mias Christabel Pankhurst, and Mrs. Leigh were released from Holloway on Saturday evening by order of the Home Secretary. On Tuesday morning breakfast will be given, following which procession will place through ...

... League meeting at West- Town Hall, Battersea, to demand votes for minster- He said at the present moment we women. Mine Christabel Pankhurst, who answers at a grave oriel,. and he did oat wish to sided, said John Burns was a working woman's follow the example ...

... favour of the enfranchisement of women. SUFFRAGETTK CAMPAIGN TO CONTINUE. In connection with Mr. Asquith’• speech. Mias Christabel Pankhurst, organising secretary. | states the Premier's reply confirms the National : Women’s Social and Political Union in their ...

... give the suffragists nothing because they did not ask enough. There was a very large crowd round the I form which Miss Christabel Pankhurst stood, i and among the listeners was well known peer, i She impressed upon her hearers that if Mr, tsquith 'did not ...

... Pankhurst, two of whose daughters had gone to gaol, was supported by Mrs. Ilesnard, Mrs. Martell, Miss Fraser, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, and others, and all were accorded an enthusiastic reception. Mrs. Pankhurst said that after the proceedings at Westminster ...

... having to mix with the lower class prisoners. Elbe was met at the prison gates by Mrs. Diopard, Mrs. Drummond. and Miss Christabel Pankhurst, and immediately drove to Clement's Inn. The released suffragist said her experiences of prison had made her e'en more ...

... resolution was unanimoud) confirmed. The gathering lasted barely half an hour. SUFFRAGETTES AND MR. ASQUII 11. • Miss Christabel Pankhurst and 'Lisa Teresa Killington are in &Let Fife, holding open-air meetings and organising the women in Mr. Acquith's ...

... decorated and inscribed “To Victory,” drawn four while horses, was brought to the hotel door, and Mrs. Tankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst mounted (ho box - seat. They weru simply and tastefully dressed, and looked extremely well and happy. Unless it waa ...

... them being Mr. Jones. husband of Mrs. tones, and M.. Drummond. husband of Mrs. Drummond. who were accompanied by Mies Christabel Pankhurst and Mrs. BeMock. 'lies Ivy lloppel was prenenlbd by Miss Chrietabal Pankhurat, on behalf of Dr. C. F. Aked, with a ...

... bpseleetione, and the day after Parliament re-assembled a oonvention van to be held to consider the sitnaflan. Misa Christabel Pankhurst, in reply, said that a vacimoy was expected in North-West Manchester, and the union intended to make a l treat effort ...

... themselvea as they marched away with the decorations. The General Election policy, of the Suffragettes as explained Mias Christabel Pankhurst last night, is a little difficult to understand. “We are against the Liberal Government*'’ was her cry. Whether Mr ...