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... oUR MOULDY PRISOX SYSTEM Mies Christabel Pankhurst, who, ma all the world knows, was one of the ladies who sr( at to prison for the part site played in the Suffragette raid on the Home of C:ommons, gives her experiences at Holloway to readers of tue Pall ...
... Bacon could not have written Shakespeare owing to his facial dissimilarity to Inc. You may have this with pleasure. Christabel Pankhurst: No. I do not INITO to write on such an old-fashioned subject as • Peace and Goodwill Towariit All Mem.' A well-known ...
... SUFFRAGETTES AND MINISTERS. Miss Christabel Pankhurst attended at Bowstreet Police-court, and entering the witness-box said: I wish to have two witnesses summoned for our adjourned hearing. In the first Mr. Lloyd-George, who was present in I P r l :f7l- ...
... guilty of conduct likely to provoke • breach of the peace. The three women summoned were Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, and Mrs. Fiona Drummond. The summonses were only issued on Monday morning, and were made returnable at Bow. street ...
... liberated, and appeared et the Eingsway llall. Since then she had been sismding a holiday at Trouville with Mrs. and Miss Christabel Pankhurst. Miss Kenney managed to enter the hal: without bring det.icted. Her arrest took plane at the close of a iipecch by ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... in strength, in spite of the rebuff of Miss Cave, first by the Bendier* of Gray's Inn and then by the judges. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, of Manchester, is the latest lady who has essayed to obtain the right to be called and to wear wig and gown—or possibly ...
... Sea Lord of the Admiralty Explaining on Friday night the reason for until November last. . the women's action, Miss Christabel Pankhurst _____:o,_____ sa II I I : t is a protest against the Government's Panama's PRIVATE SECRITA RT. refusal to legislate ...
... grant licences for tour motor-cabs, which be the first to be used in that city. Kim Zena Dare, the actreee, supported Christabel Pankhurst on the platform at a woman's suffrage meeting in Aberdeen. The L.C.C. tramway receipta amctuited to £11,855 for the ...
... to the work in hand rather than an indulgence in offensive personalities. Fear of their skin alone, declared Miss Christabel Pankhurst the other day, compedlle members of Parliament to DEATH give men the vote. What OR exactly it is to be that will ...