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... The militant rank and file of the Suffragette party are frankly mystified «at the continued absence of Miss Christabel Pankhurst. Sunday, March 30th. has been selected as the bLirthday of the new National Union of Railwaymen. and it is proposed to celebrate ...
... TO CONTINUE THE FIGHT. INTERVIEW WITH MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. Paris, Tuesday. Interviewed here, Miss Christabel Pankhurst declared that her mother and herself would, despite the secession of Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, continue the fight for Female Suffrage ...
... Doncaster St. Leger and Doncaster Welter Handicap: Questra. Birmingham engagements: Dagobert, It is stated that Miss Christabel Pankhurst has arrived in London, ...
... possible libel action or other legal proosedings. The W.B.P.U. officials visited France to discuss the matter with Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who was opposed to the proposals of the National Labour Press. ...
... Against Defendants. In the King's Bench to-day the West End Qlothiers’ Co., Ltd., and others sued Mrs. Pankhurst, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence and others for damage caused during the Suffragette window breaking raids in the West ...
... Flora Drummond, the militant Sufm:un lesuder, surrendered at Bow-street y to answer the charge of conspiracy with Christabel Pankhurst and others to commit and to incite others to commit damage to property. Deiendant was liberated on bail when the m ...
... SUFFRAGETTE TACTICS. STATEMENT BY MISS PANKHURST. ‘ Miss Christabel Pankhurst, presiding yesterda at & meeting of the Women’s g;aal and Polificj Union at tbergueon’s Hall, London, seid she had received sove promises from members of Par- Jiament that they ...
... jear to 38 organisers and Ss'ulhwr members. The judge. looking through the book produced, said 1t seemexd that Miss Christabel Pankhurst reseived a selary of £4 10s. per week until March Jast year. ...
... inb;bowxing's‘ Ben h. wo-day, the actious brought fest End firms iy Mr. and Mrs. Pesbick Lawrence, Mrs. m\u‘g Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Mrs. Tug» mmb-n of the Women's Social and Paitizal to recover damage- for broken windows. Counsel for members of the ...
... candidate, polled olSy 2,985 -up;nsz the Coalition candidate's 2. 447. Most surprising of all was the defeat of Miss Christabel Pankhurst in Smethwick, for the Unionist candidate Imd retired in her favour, and she had been officially *‘couponed.” The L:bow ...
... favour of now accepting the Government's Pproposals and expanaton Against acceptance “We Will Take Their Places™ Miss Christabel Pankhurst stated in London yee terday that Mrs. Pankhurst was on her way Manchester to address the engineers who had threatened ...
... licence has expired, and Scotland Yard have received information thut she wishcs 1o make a trip to Paris to consult Miss Christabel Pankhurst, whom she has not seen for some time. Consequently orders have been given to watch all the railway stations, and in ...