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... speakers were Mrs. H.' W. Nevinson and Mrs. Amy Sanderson, with Mrs. Hylton Dale in the chair. At the end of the meeting Mrs. Despard and Mrs. Holmes arrived, and roused the indignation of the audience with their account of the scandalous treatment meted out ...
... irresistible, Mrs. Brown-Potter as the fearless Charlotte Corday, Mrs. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1909 Langtry, the Misses Suzanne Sheldon, Marion Terry, Maud Hoffmann, Edyth Olive, and Janette Steer. Mrs. Despard will appear as St. Hilda, Mrs. Billington-Greig ...
... I, Robert St., Adelphi, London, W.C., for the three latest publications 66 WarrlßM ' S /Franchise and Industry, by CHARLOTTE DESPARD. The C of 'Votes for Ifircornon, by MARION HOLM ES. Ancient Suffragettes. by MARGARET W. NEVINSON. id. each, post ...
... does not, it will be our 11 to break to pieces the Cabinet which will not see co s° (Prolonged applause.) Mrs. Despard's Appeal fo Mrs. Despard, in the course of a stirring app te, funds, said :—We are out not only for the but for that which we know lies ...
... Downie is kindly arranging. On September 3oth Mrs. Hutton is giving a drawing-room meeting at her house in Swansea, when Mrs. Despard and Mrs. Vulliamy will speak. On the evening of September 3oth Mrs. Billington-Greig and Mrs. Manson will speak at Cardiff ...
... employment of tax-resistance as a method of protest against disenfranchisement appears to be due, in the first instance, to Miss Charlotte Babb, whose goods were distrained upon in the early days of the suffrage agitation thirteen times because she refused to ...
... WOMAN IN THE NEW ERA By Charlotte Despard. WITH AN APPRECIATION BY CHRISTOPHER ST. JOHN, WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK BY THE SUFFRAGE SHOP, 31, 8U122 , ITICZEET, ...
... WOMAN IN THE NEW ERA By Charlotte Despard, WITH AN APPRECIATION BY CHRISTOPHER ST. JOHN (Joint Author of How the Vote was Won, and The Pot and the Kettle ) WILL BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY BY THE SUFFRAGE SHOP,3I, BEDFORD STREET, ( DE . T. ) STRAND, W.C ...
... WOMAN IN THE NEW ERA By Charlotte Despard, WITH AN APPRECIATION BY CHRISTOPHER ST. JOHN (Joint Author of How the Vote was %V n, and The Pot and the Kettle WILL BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY BY THE SUFFRAGE SHOP E E:pr.i 31, BEDFORD STREET , STRAND, W.C. Price ...
... Lacheur '(Reading), Gwen. Lewis and Charlotte Shaw (Bournemouth), Kathleen Corcoran (Loughborough), Dorothea Rock (Ingatestone), Winifred Jones (Chesterfield), Grace Roe (Ipswich), Elsie Dahl (Nottingham), Charlotte Haig (Landwern, Newport), Maud Suffell ...
... big meeting in the Albert Hall on Friday, December 2, at which Mrs. Despard will be the speaker. In spite of the stress of electioneering, we shall hold a reception for Mrs. Despard from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m., at St. Austell, 23, Green-road, as this has been ...
... CAXTON HALL AT HOME. The speakers at last Thursday's At Home were Mrs. Clara Bewick Colby and Mrs. How Martyn. Mrs. Despard, who was in the Chair, said the urgency of Women's Suffrage was becoming more obvious every day. Mr. Lloyd George had just ...