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... PANKHURST CONFINED HER RESIDENCE. During the stay of their Majesties in Paris dectectives will keep a close watch Miss Christabel Pankhurst. It is stated on authority that she will not be allowed to leave her residence, and will be treated by the police in ...
... ), Mrs. Jones (Salford), Miss Anne Fraser, and Miss Ivry Heppel, and the only one now remaining is Mrs. Hill. Miss Christabel Pankhurst and Mr. Jones, husband of one of the women, were at the prison to welcome them, and immediately they left at 8 30 they ...
... diplomatists to peacefully settle the dispute have so far not failed, and that fact in itself is an excellent thing. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, the Manchester lady who has made up her mind to follow the profession of which her father in bis day was a distinguished ...
... ladies feel that they can,no longer associate themselves with the Women's Social and Political Union. According to Miss Christabel Pankhurst, the seceders desire to emist the 1.L.P., and under th e unwritten constitution of the Union it would seem that its ...
... no for fo'ul body HM -— CHRISTABEL PANKHURST’S BREAK WITH “TOO MUCH DESIRE FOR POWER TO-DAY FAILURE OF MEN From Our Special Correspondent Risborofgh (Bucks) WITH curtains Nottingham and cool lawn background Christabel Pankhurst voiced featured sat in of ...
... otherwise be - 1910 THE FIGHT FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS fortunate to attend one of the domestic education colleges In 1906 Christabel Pankhurst would graduate from Victoria’s law course at a time when women were banned from practising law University was still ...
... however, were p sairrg as satiefaelol - i , y as the doctors ex IN HOLLOWAY. Yip Pankhnrst and the Home Secretary. Miss Christabel Pankhurst has addressed the following letter, dated July te, to Yr. Herbert Gladetone on the subject of his recent visit to Holloway ...
... July demonstration also sent a sign to the suffragettes its success in disturbing the authorities may have encouraged Christabel Pankhurst to step up their tactics Certainly the suffragettes’ approach became increasingly dramatic Their radical approach and ...
... movement the Pankhursts had already left behind the working-class feminists of Manchester for more well-heeled circles Christabel Pankhurst’s explanation was that all belonged to the aristocracy of the suffragettes Elizabeth Dean claims the Pankhursts were ...
... before the First World war She became an early feminist and was a colleague of suffragettes “Red” Ellen Wilkinson and Christabel Pankhurst Elizabeth a mother of two was still an active member of the residents’ committee at Oaklands Elderly Persons Home Hulme ...
... uto the E ustace M i les Vegeant, where they had the first of a meal as free women. are the names of the prisoners Christabel Pankhurst, Mi ss H ollan d ( M anc h es - Smith (Manchester), Mrs. tall Mrs. Taylor (Hebden Armit e Mrs. Fielding, rd) ' Miss ...
... seagoing fleet. The Woman Question, 1915. To defeat the Germans is the woman question at the present time, declares Miss Christabel Pankhurst in this week's Suffragette. Suffragists in general, and militants in particular , have realised that the Prussian ...