... DBE IRW IN TIME was when a girl's ambition was to be a good wife and mother. Then along came Emily Pankhurst, and they aimed their sights higher, to offices, then air hostessing. It's old hat today. The trendy ph for today's modern miss is in advertising ...

... and heir, Edward VI. 1901: American Mrs Ann Edson Taylor went over Niagara Falls in a padded barrel. 1900: Suffragette Emily Pankhurst and daughter Christabel were sent to prison for 'inciting the public to rush the House of Commons'. 1931: Chicago mobster ...

... cave in the mountains — or so cartoonists would have us believe. Of course that was in the days before mothers-in-law, Emily Pankhurst, American ...

... natural form? What is being a woman when we deny and condemn our own body image? I wonder what the likes of suffragette Emily Pankhurst and the many women around the world who fought for our rights would think of women in today's world. We have achieved ...

... prostitution, rented out by her rich neighbours. He was a correspondent of George Bernard Shaw; she was the friend of Emily Pankhurst. Their neighbours were astonished and outraged. The local newspaper wanted to know what a young married woman like Kit ...

... time to spend with each other. They didn't find it. Or, at least, Cathi didn't. I Mitchells Wine Offer VOTES FOR WOMEN: Emily Pankhurst in a polling booth, circa 1910. Her family were among the most celebrated of the suffragettes, whose very public fight ...

... Mrs. Oreenwell. V.C.0.. traced the link between the three famous feminists Elizabeth Fry, Florence Nightingale, and Emily Pankhurst. She was thanked by Mrs. Tomlinson. The social half-hour took the form of miming, with Mrs. Hulse and Mrs. Smith as organisers ...

... was the first athlete to run 100 yards in under 10 seconds, at Waltham Green, England. 0 1913: Suffragette leader Mrs Emily Pankhurst sentenced for inciting supporters to place explosives in the London home of David Lloyd George. 0 1983: Snow fell over ...

... FIRST WORLD WAR When the First World War started in 1914 Emily Pankhurst transformed the W.S.P.U. into a national service and anti- pacifist organisation. She made many speeches to help recruiting for the armed forces. When in 1918 an Act of Parliament ...

... says remarks misunderstood by press By Feargal Keane. A DISTRICT court judge who outraged feminists by suggesting that Emily Pankhurst and Countess Markievicz would turn in their graves if they knew how some women had developed as a result of women's liberation ...

... The EMILY Pankhurst, Ronald Reagan, Arthur Scargill and Lloyd George are the characters ready for a balloon debate at Staines Oast House on December 5. Each speaker, pretending to be one of the famous people travelling in a hot air balloon will try to ...

... Chains are cold comfort for Even Emily Pankhurst would have peen shocked at the latest variation on her theme of chaining people to railings! As a joke a stag party handcuffed a naked pridegroom to the gates of the Daily Telegraph in Fleet Street. The ...