... resting from their strenuous public activities. Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs. Drummond will imprisoned for three months, Miss Christabel Pankhurst for ten week*. the whole, they have escaped lightly, for the offence—that j inciting to riot—was undeniably a serious ...

... paper before them, and fountain pen, and proceed to put down all the lilthv things which they can thin!; of, said Miss Christabel Pankhurst, in a reference to indecent novels during a speech in London vesterday. “This is not the sort of freedom,'' she added ...

... her speech she asked what did that de‘monstration of theirs mean? It meant victory—sure and certain victory. ‘ Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who was greeted with loud and:prolonged cheering. moved a resolution rejoicing in the coming trinmph of the Votes ...

... AN IMPLICATION—-AND A REMEDY* Miss Christabel Pankhurst is reported to have made the following statement at Steinway Hall on Thursday night: “It was quite notorious, a matter of everyday and universal knowledge, that the women who went to Westminster ...

... Miss Pankhurst’s Vision, ’ S‘;uhng yesterday at a mass meeting of Suffragettes in London, Miss Christabel Pankhurst said if the authorities decided to prosecute them for their census protest it would be a fine thing to have hundreds of thousands of statements ...

... night, and caused damage estimated at £SO to the shop of Messrs, E. I’hilipa and Co., Lwd.. wholesale diapers. Miss Christabel Pankhurst has declined the offer Ur. P. T, Selbit, who is producing illusion at Finsbury Pork Empire, to be sawn In two” nightly ...

... Dr. Salter had also many letters and promises of support. The Suffragettes held a demonstration Saturday, when Miss Christabel Pankhurst appealed to voters to put the Government candidate at the bottom of the poll. Nearly a hundred meetings were held on ...

... had no voice in tho management, and de( vote their treney to propaganda of votes for | women. (Hear, bear.) I Miss Christabel Pankhurst said even Liberals were now recognising that enfranchisement of women was inevitable. Women wanted votes on same I ...

... clothes bore that finish which is the hall-mark of Savile Row. MISS SYLVIA PANKHURST. Since Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst retired into private life, on account the former’s illhealfh, the sensation-loving public has only Sylvia to depend ...

... Pethick Lawrence had also applied, and had been refused, and Mrs. Drummond s report was that both Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst were in punishment. We have come to the conclusion,’ Miss Sylvia Pankhursl added. that there was an attempt to prevent ...

... “in labouring clothes. Miss Christabel Pankhurst; He has been the John the Baptist of this day preaching, for the past dozen years, llepent, for the Kingdom of Heaven ie at hand.” The rest us may well proud to echo the message which h© was first to give ...

... M.P., on the “ Nationalisation of Railways”; Mr, Cecil Chapman, J.P., on the “Law of Divoree and Stparation’; Miss Christabel Pankhurst on ““ Woman Suffrage”; and Mr. W, C. Andersdn on the “Programme of the Labour Larty.” The introductory article, reviewing ...