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... subsequently Brixton Prison THE SUFFRAGETTES Another interesting experience befel Inspector Watts when he at Maidenhead With another officer he was detailed special duty at Suffragette meeting at Town Hall At that time the Suffragettes were far from popular and ...
... forty years ago from that time she had taken great interest in women’s work in the parish- was the local secretary ot the suffragette movement and much good work in Cross society During war she was officer the Women’s Army Miss Bradford’s death will be felt ...
... the birth of the Guild movement With the post-First World War clamour for Women’s rights and the footholds gained by the Suffragettes it was natural that any succeed-i ing and well run organisation should see such rapid expansion- Like the National Union ...
... gifted women in society This week the diaries of suffragettes Ethel Smyth and Sarah Bennett are brought to life with telling accuracy Both women shared adjacent prison cells in Holloway during the suffragettes' civil disobedience campaign Both women's fight ...
... Gallery we were shown various parliamentary records including Charles I’s death warrant the 1832 Reform Act and a letter from suffragette Emily Pankhurst to Lloyd George The decor here and in the Prince’s Chamber was certainly splendid but the amount of gold ...
... including all mattresses playmats and highchairs is now made with CM Europe NEARLY a century on from the founding of the Suffragette movement many would argue that women have not come a long way in their fight for rights Their place is still perceived as ...
... and female penetration It is even possible to analyse the characters of Mina and Lucy in terms of the emergence of the Suffragette movement Unfortunately this production was rather flat with a final sequence which was faintly ludicrous All the same there ...
... Women’s Suffrage question Something in the man quie J cool the he stroked his moustaches as unsympathetic grin irritated the Suffragette remark answered sharply: neithci views nor your moustache vvi£ bother about it” the Mi gently never likely to come Airs ...
... bitterest conflicts in English politics a time produced passive led the late Dr Clifford to to maintain England control Suffragettes’ wiped anti-Classieatism off the slate of politics Agnosticism over mark of enclosure intelligent ion is to-day normal ...
... caretaker He lost one eye as a result of an accident many years before while setting alarms on the racecourse during the Suffragette movement in 1913 and because of the failing sight of the other he retired in 1940 Registered with the Ascot and District ...
... the black and white aspects of the drug Ecstasy and reached a grey compromise Dance Power revealed some aspects of the Suffragette Movement Unique performed a clever interpretation of Suzanne Vega’s ballad The ueen and the Soldier with the aid of ictorian ...
... and seven million men were missing The first bulletin in show included such items as Tango craze sweeps Britain’’ and “Suffragette leader goes to prison for eighth time The frivolity of peace-timej The actors seemed to love acting in the musical the ...