... MR. LLOYD On Saturday Miss Christabel Pankhurst received letter from Mr. Lloyd Goner& s*oifying int, eta= to attend tho reaurned bearing of the clurgeo Mrs. Ponkkurst, Miss Christsbel l'aukkurst, sod Mrs. Flora Drummond on Wednes. dsy afternoon next, ...

... in St. George's Square and at the Market Cross, on Saturday and Sunday. and were addressed by Mrs. Pankhurst, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Mrs. Mitchell. and others. Large crowds have listened to their speeabas in a most orderly way. and have been greatly ...

... MISS PANKHURST ON THE WAR, Mi«s Christabel Pankhurst addressed an audience of about 1,000 at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, last evening under the auspices the Women’s Soeial and Political Union, with Mrs. Maneell in the chair. Mias Pankhurst said that ...

... world has come over Miss Christabel Pankhurst ? On Thursday morning, looking through my London Times at the personal advertisements, because these are all the tasteful advertisements there are, I found that Miss Christabel Pankhurst had advertised for a ...

... CHRISTABEL WANTS WORK Miss Christabel Pankhurst is seeking employment, through the medium of a newspaper advertisement:— - = : 3 Miss Christobel Pankhurst (owing to the ter- mination of her leadership in the cause of women’s political enfranghisement) ...

... WAITING FOR WORK Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who is advertisine in “The -Times” for ‘‘remunerative non-pnli?fical work,” has not yet been suited. She has received a number of letters: including one from a music-hall artist offering her £2O a week if she ...

... Welchman, Irene Vanbrugh, S. J. Warmington, and George Graves; 8.8. C. Theatre Orchestra. From gramophone re cordss Miss Christabel Pankhurst, Madame Kirkby Lunn, the late Sir Ernest Shackleton, and Mr. Winston Churchill. 9.o.—Forty Years Offi—(l) Capt C. B ...

... safety of King George in Paris. certain anxiety existed in the official mind as to the attitude of the suffragists. Miss Christabel Pankhurst has made her home in Paris for some time* past, and it was thought'that she mig-. select the Royal visit an occasion ...

... He was also one of the co-workers with the late Dr. Pankhurst, husband of Mrs. Pankhurst, and father of the renowned Christabel Pankhurst, in the early nineties. He also joined the Labour Party nearly at its inception, and is certainly a most faithful follower ...

... criminals. They wanted to be recognised as responsible human beings, with inter ests and ideals of their own. Miss Christabel Pankhurst was the principal speaker, and she expressed the opinion that it was no good to bring in an Adult Suffrage Bill at ...

... restaurant In rho Snand for bevkfast, the ocher women falling in line, and marching Owner, headed by the band. Mims Christabel Pankhurst presided at the breakfart. No protest yet made. sbo eaiJ, had produced batter results than had this one. The Oomrament ...

... States because it was in the Allied interests that she should go. The official organ of the party led by Mrs. and Miss Christabel Pankhurst tells UA that the object of Mrs. Pankhorst's I mission to America is to further Japanese I military intervention in ...