... NONSENSE ATTACK ON 'SYLVIA PANKHURST. Opening a Congregational Church bazaar at Bexley, cn Wednesday, the Gauntest:, ,of Limerick said that all women should unite in making a great stand against women like Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. She could tell them of two ...

... end—the vote and the right to do a lot of things which they were not able to do before those clever women, Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst, set out upon their whirlwind campaign for the rights of women. We have quoted the word rights because ...

... Wellard. of Bexley, who captured six wickets for /1. Scores:— Bexley and District. J. Bills c Jiever b Pankhurst 0 R. Reynolds b Hever 11. Orisford c Pankhurst b Hever 9 A. Basil Jones e Hills b Hever 4 li. W. Hearne b Hever F. S. Morphett b Hever W. Simpson ...

... selling intoxicating liquor to a drunken person, viz., William Pankhurst, en the 1211 i ult.; lie was also stitemoned fur jyrinitting drunkenness. Seri/tuna Stock gave evidence as to *swim; Pankhurst asleep in the house with aj ot near him. On waking him, witness ...

... C. On Saturday, Wesma were at home to /lithium St. John's 11-serves. and ma:naval to run winne.:l by 5--O, irom eN and, Pankhurst belny, successful.—To-morrow, they are azain 'at home; a match is being arranged. IST BLACKHEATH OLD BOYS F.C. The Heathens ...

... on the North Renee gronad, and defeated Item by 31 run.. Scores: PLCIIBIT.AD POLICZ Minter. r and b Sunburst . 'Turner. b Pankhurst. b Songbanit .. Citron. b SMlghtuin. Parkins-o. b Miingbunu . . Apurit c Crn.kit. b Witham. Jetuung.. pot .ut Morris. b Songhung ...

... the property of John Howie. 9. Reppolson.road. Plunistead.—Hall said that the marrows were given to him.—Pollee-constable Pankhurst said be saw Kellehar steel a marrow.— Hall's father said that his boy had been led into it by other boys, who made great ...

... SCHOOL TEACHER'S RASH ACT. EiIsTLII PaolilsLA TO TAKE CARE OP HER. V. h. • n Dora Pankhurst. 36, school tereber, of Lakeoham. Norfolk. wee brought berir. , the lire. nynch ftaaftll. l / 1 1t. on Wrdftbed.ky pftarftfti oft /*mood warn attclaptkaft at Deptford ...

... She did not strike the complainant, and she call struck the fence with the sacking. Fined 10s., with 20s. costs. Sylvia Pankhurst, sentenced to Fix months' imprisonment for publishing in her Communitit per statements likely to cause sedition, was released ...

... M. J. G. Warne 100, 8.5.. H. W. liositer 100, it.S.M. J. Walters, D.0.R., 100. Police—P.o. Bailey 67, P.S. Classley P.C. Pa.nkhurst 90, S.S. Crundy 98, P.S. Jackson 44, P.C. Arbuckle 86. ...

... valuable services by providing w hole proranune for the evening. Solos ere by Messrs. H. Perry Dunn, 'ell, Dunn, jun., and Pankhurst. The chair was taken by the president, Mr. i• 11. Grew, assiAed by the secretary and unim it tee. , 111 0 committee feel ...

... Street, Eftham, in respect of 80 and 94a, High Street; L. Briggs, 47, High Street; A. G. Raven, 39, High Street; and W. F. Pankhurst, 36, High Street. Mr. McDonnell said that the proceedings were instituted under the Shops Act, 1920, and the amending Act ...