... MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. ITor- that women are eligible for Parliament it may be hoped that Patriotism, as well as Pacifism and Bolshevism, may have its spokeswomen In the new House. Some member might usefully make way for Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who ...

... the ‘Women’s Parly in the large Queen’s Hall every' Tuesday afternoon will begin next Tuesday, three o’clock. Miss Christabel Pankhurst will speak, and Miss Annie Kenney will take the chair. Admission is frse. The Women's Party feel that the victories ...

... MISS PANKHURST NEW YORK, New York, Thursday. Miss Christabel Pankhurst spoke yesterday at Carnegie Hall, before a big audience, in defence of Britain’s policy in regard to the war. The speaker was alternately cheered and heckled, the audience being composed ...

... interested listener this afternoon from a box at the London Pavilion to speeches delivered bv Miss Jessie Kenney and Miss Christabel Pankhurst at the usaal 'weekly meeting of the Women's Party. ■ ...

... Speech from the Throne says that no Bill conferring votes on women is to be expected during the present Parliament. Miss Christabel Pankhurst was not in Sweden at the time. The Suffragettes are determined to stick at nothing. Gramophones will be used in their ...

... the suffragette campaign. SURROUNDING THE ENEMY.” Miss Christabel Pankhurst, writing in the current number of Votes for Women, saysWe are getting the better of the Government at yet another point. The charge being lawless and unconstitutional, which they ...

... Political Union for Women’s Enfranchisement, preferred to to prison rather than pay the fine of 40s. imposed. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who spoke at the breakfast, said those present welcomed Messrs. Duval and Jacobs comrades—as brother rebels. It was ...

... Monday, October 19, at 3 p.m. Speakers: Mrs. Pankhurst, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Mrs. Flora Drummond, and placards: Meeting at Queen's Hall to-day at 3. Mrs. Pankhurst, Christabel Pankhurst, Mrs. Drummond.—The prisoners pleaded not guilty.—lnspector ...

... ATTITUDE OF SUFFRAGETTES Miss Christabel Pankhurst stated yesterday that, the prospect of January election following the break-up the Conference made the woman suffragettes all the more determined to get the Conciliation Bill passed through this autumn ...

... Suffragette ranks, which has ended in Miss Sylvia Pankhurst breaking away from the W.S.P.U. According to the Matin,” Miss Christabel Pankhurst has for long time desired return England, but does not wish to undergo imprisonment. *' She realises,” says the Matin ...

... the National Women's Social and Political Union has held meetings and been in communication with headquarters. Miss Christabel Pankhurst was to have visited the town this month but owing to her incarceration, her place will be taken by Mrs. Pethick-Lawrence ...

... some Englishwomen are not easily misled as men is evidences from ine protest addressed to Mr. Lloyd George ov Miss Christabel Pankhurst behali the Women’s Party. The Women’s Party having noticed a rumour that Bulgaria may declare Republic, nevertheless ...