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... programme about the suffragettes. They had found it interesting because the deceased was an original suffragette and knew Emily Pankhurst well. They had then gone to take a relative to Kenton Railway Station. On the way back they had not bothered to cross ...
... • leaving in 1913 when war threatened between the two countries. Whilst here. however. she became friendly with Mrs. Emily Pankhurst. the Suffragette. and Mr. George Lansburv. . The portrait I reproduce above is one of the collection showing the almost ...
... hyacinth growers win the admiration of youngsters from Derwentwater Junior School Trio of ladies sweep the bloom board EMILY PANKHURST and her band of whaleboned su ff ragettes would have been proud to know the feminine trio who swept away the prizes for ...
... suggestion, but one which will need more Until the Friends can raise the cash, the long-suffering headstones of suffragette Emily Pankhurst, shipping tycoon Samuel Cunard and first director of the V & A museum Sir Henry Cole, will remain in urgent need of attention ...
... to be anyone other than her own, clean-it-up self? Strangely enough, yes. she would. Mrs. Whitehouse gives her vote to Emily Pankhurst, the most famous of the suffra- DON REVIE .jack Nicklausj gettes, those tough women's libbers. They were giving the E ...
... around the town with faces such as Lord Salisbury, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson on board. Ardent Women's liberator Emily Pankhurst and her supporters will also be seen around the town and can be found demonstrating for equal rights for women outside ...
... ry rural Ireland was the inspiration for the latest play from the Irish Women's Theatre Workshop. In the days before Emily Pankhurst and the suffragettes arrived on the scene, a woman's worth was defined by her ability to get a husband or else face the ...
... E. the former Cabinet Minister, VIRGINIA WADE, the tennis star, and CAROLINF. COON, head of the Release organisation. Emily Pankhurst would have loved it. . . . • •:,,,,:::::,,, I: • 4 ns On their way to the gallery, Julie Harris, Zsuzsi Roboz (carrying ...
... men, privacy R since Emily Pankhurst° first chained herself to the railings in Downing-street a slow revolution has been taking Graduartbe so-called weaker sex have come into their own, trespassing in the domains of men, treading on their toes, ousting ...
... was found gagged and handcuffed in a potting shed in the grounds of Northwick Veteran suffragette campaigns for votes EMILY Pankhurst, veteran of the suffragette movement, will he encouraging people in Hammersmith and Fulham to vote in the General Election ...
... their ‘Pictorial Biographies” series. Things like Aubrey Beardsley by Brigid Brophy, Shelley by Stephen Spender, and Emily Pankhurst by Jill Craigie, are other titles for inclusion in the series during 1975, but I suggest that the Amis approach to Kipling ...
... the £20,000 worth of gilding which is scattered liberally throughout the house. ANDREW YATES THE house which once kept Emily Pankhurst hidden away from the prying eyes of the media is for sale. Duncans, near Billingshurst, Sussex, was the home of the Beck ...