... Davidson is a Sheffield man Indsa official of the Ironfounders'. Society. an as hardly expected that he would defeat Christabel Pankhurst in a straight fight. Stockport (c). *Wardle, J. G. Stag (SVAlej.). *Finney, S. 6,301 Walker (Co.U.) Essex (L.) ...

... correspondents. THE SUFFRAGETTES, IJKAR COMRADI,—I wish to state my disapproval of the action taken by Jill re the Christabel Pankhurst case in Justice. I strongly object to the statement that all women use their sex as a lever to enforce their will ...

... The Suffragette Millennium. Listening to Miss Christabel Pankhurst the other day speaking at a contested election, one would have thought the limited suffrage for women must certainly introduce the sort of epoch described by Gibbon, when miracles would ...

... good and evil and following the good, it might be arguable—but look at them. What was it Sylvia (perhaps it was Miss Christabel) Pankhurst said when a small, ill-looking man called to her from the crowd, Why don't yer go off 'ome and get a 'usband? I think ...

... Socialists (like myself). Especially was I ashamed of the despicable way allusions were made, a few weeks back, to Christabel Pankhurst and the tears which she shed at her trial. I would that we had more women like her and other Suffragettes in England ...

... second floor contains the general office, 38 ft. long by 20 ft. wide. On the third floor is the room set apart for Miss Christabel Pankhurst whenever she returns, and at the back the treasury, an important feature of an organisation that raises thousands of ...

... his stalwart declaration ; and, in addition, it appears he wanted substantial guarantees against all risk. That Miss Christabel Pankhurst, from her Parisian retreat = should have refused the offer of the National Labour Press does not look as if she had ...

... Limited Bill Again, Lady Frances Balfour and Mrs. Fawcett have both repudiated the idea of giving all women a vote ; and Christabel Pankhurst declared exexplicitly last June in the ' Daily Mail ' that the W.S.P.U. do not claim the vote for every woman. ' On ...

... Lady Frances Balfour and Mrs. Millicent Garrett Fawcett have both repudiated the idea of giving all women a vote; and Christabel Pankhurst declared explicitly last June in the Daily Mail that the W.S.P.U. do•not claim the vote for every woman : On ...

... must be spoken, did not amount to much ; whatever there was of them seems to have told rather on the other side—Miss Christabel Pankhurst passed triumphantly through the ordeal. No wild screams, no frantic shrieks, no catching up of skirts, no hasty and ...

... It is one of those compromise& which aims at pleasing everybody and which should, therefore, satisfy nobody. Miss Christabel Pankhurst promises for the Bill the whole-hearted support of the militant suffragettes. She says : We of the Women's Social ...

... disposal in Education Bills and defiance of the House of Lords, and quarrellings of all sorts. Mr. Grayson, like Miss Christabel Pankhurst, seems to have the root of the H a tter in him. It is an ill•thing for a popular House, elected on a suffrage basis ...