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... drove away from Clement’s Inn in charge of a detective during the night. The Press Association understands that Miss Christabel Pankhurst wae arrested later. The London News Agency states that Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were not admitted to bail. It wae stated ...
... after ceremony, but seivera* the service from the PANKHURST POLITICS. at the ScaJa Theatre, yesterday aftQrnoon. Miss Christabel Pankhurst said that the (xuverrmrent Bill meant women. there wan uothHig for miUtAnt attitude. The day of judgment for the Govem ...
... his wife and himselt, vesterday said that at the first re-union of the Suffragette loaders, Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst outlined a new mnilitant pohiey which Mrs. Pethick Lawrence and himselt found themselves altogether unable to approve ...
... decorated motor cars and other vehicles on a drive to the theatre, where speeches were delivered by Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst. Numerous prominent men spoke during the day on behalf of the candidates, notable amongst them being Mr. Masterman ...
... of St. Patrick’s, Binn.'n.ghum. A correspondent of the “ Manchester Gunr-| dian” states that he has just eeen Miss Christabel Pankhurst at a certain P‘N-noh' watering-place in attendance on her mother, who is recruiting L r health there, | . The sum realised ...
... the Moon, Beware. LI.G. on '‘lnducement” for Intrepid Woman. Mr. Lloyd George, presiding at a meeting addressed Miss Christabel Pankhurst, in London, last night, caused amusement when referring to a remark of Miss Pankhurst's concern ing flying to the moon ...
... Commons the following afternoon- Mm. Pankhuret presided over the M Parliament,” and was supported on (ha platform by Miss Christabel Pankhurst and the members the deputation, all whom wore Totes for Women aashea and carried copy of the resolution folded and ...
... the Suffragette movement Mrs. Pankhurst had got rid of the eommittee. and had gone to the top, and now she and Miss Christabel Pankhurst and Miss Adela Pankhurst conirolled it. Such a state of things could last only for a time. Dr. Coit emphasised how ...
... heavy damages for injuries sustained during treatment. (Page 7.) Miss Sylvia Pankh irst complains that her sister, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, and her mother have be«n incorrectly punished in Holloway Gaol. (Page 7.) At the resumed hearing of what is known ...
... Poatlethwaite. A “Scene.” The deputation was about to leave the hall, when Lady Grove asked leave to put a question. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, who had taken the chair, asked Lady Grove to defer her question. Lady Grove: 1 will not defer my question. Mrs. Paukhurst: ...
... days. “VOTES FOR WOMEN.” - The Deputation to the Premier^ The following letter was yesterday sent to Mf. Asquith Miss Christabel Pankhurst on behalf of the Women's Social and Political Union:—“Wa trust that you will find it convenient to receiva the deputation ...
... namely, that hy a pretoncerted movement they brought about attacks on windows. _Referring to a speech made by Mise Christabel Pankhurst which evoked from s ‘member of the audience the cry “ Shoot next ’tlme_” Sir Rufus Isaacs obeerved that that wag the ...