... ask them how they think we can survive on their hand-outs.- But most Reading super• markets reported no sign of picketing suffragettes or slackening trade. spokesman for International Stores, Oxford Road, said: We bate been packed out ever since we opened ...

... and sympathy. the suffragette• deliberately had themselves arrested. Once in prison. many of them went on hunger strike. There were ugly reports of police brutality when they broke up meetings and arrested the rebellious suffragettes. The hunger strikers ...

... ask them bow they think we can survive on their hand-outs. But most Reading supermarkets reported no sign of picketing suffragettes or slackening trade. A spokesman for International Stores. Oxford Road, said: N e base been packed out ever since we opened ...

... allowed the public to use the Royal Mail in return for settled postage rates to raise extra money. • On 23 February 1909 two suffragettes sent themselves as human letters from the East Strand Post Office to 10 Downing Street in an attempt to see the then Prime ...

... outside that in Natal province Dinizulu, King of the Zulu, was surrendering to Colonel Sir Duncan Mackenzie. In London, angry suffragettes were barracking Government ministers in their fight for ...

... newsdesk on (01181918 3000. LENNIUM um . DowN • , • 18 days to go ► Matthew, Charlotte and James Steel MILLENNIUM FACT: The suffragette votes-for-women movement was pioneered by the first women's rights meeting in New York state in 1848. ...

... women have also had their fair share of notoriety. Several of the fairer sex turned to arson in the name of equality when suffragettes burned a church to the ground in 1914. Hannah Snell spent most of her unmarried life serv- ...

... tie are the highlights. Thursday: There's Ste toe and Son. Porridge and Chico and Shoulder To Shoulder. which finds the suffragettes reaching that other war in 1914. Friday: Ludovic Kennedy and Wilma Reading are Morecambe and Wise Show guests . Anne Baxter ...

... Russell's mother. his parents thus proving that they had the courage of their 'convictions. Hussell stood for Parliament on a suffragette platform in 1907 and was ridiculed with remarks such Does your mother know you're out? and Go home and mind the babv ...

... 18 Eagle 20 Oared 21 Talon 22 Thrust 25 Basenji 26 Eider 27 Pinot 28 Elution 29 Class 30 Porch 31 East End Clues Down 1 Suffragette 2 Dugout 3 Character sketch 4 Represent 5 Agile 6 Stick to one's guns 7 Provider 8 Dry 14 Conditioned 17 Calabrese 19 Gardener ...

... see him and his car repossessed. Joe is the man at the bottom. 1.10 Time To Remember ( RPt). 1911.1913 The Time of the Suffragettes. Commentator Dame Edith Evans 2.00 Schools 2.32 Good Afternoon! 3.11 Houseparty 3.15 Dr Simon Locke 3.45 Tales of Edgar ...

... for the cause of women across the world. The cover is printed in purple and green, which were the colours used by the suffragettes, who fought to win the right to vote for women. The various groups which are featured include: Action for Sick Children ...