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... 47 years ago (‘ IVEN a good hearing at X a public meeting, after causing much amusement by chalking on pavements, two suffragettes who visited Kettering on March 8, 1908, later met a crowd of rowdies and were pelted with orange peel and rotten eges. ...
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... name, a combination of Baker Street and Waterloo, is part of the London Underground Railway system. © 1914: A group of suffragettes went into the National Gallery in London and damaged a valuable painting by Velasquez, the Rokeby Venus, to draw attention ...
... ONERHISIDAY ® 1910: Christopher Cockerell, inventor of the Hovercraft, born in Cambridge. ® 1913: Emily Wilding Davidson, suffragette, trampled to death when she threw herself in front of the king's horse at the Derby. @ 1927: Double-decker buses with pneumatic ...
... former Paris State Prison, was stormed by the citizens of Paris and the French Revolution began. @ 1858: Emmeline Pankhurst, suffragette, born in Manchester. ® 1877: Two buildings were linked by telephone for the first time when a line was laid between Queen’'s ...
... Horse Guards Parade, London; 1827 First Oxford v Cambridge cricket match played at Lord's; 1913 Emily Wilding Davidson, suffragette, threw herself under the feet of the King's horse, Anmer, as it raced round Tattenham Corner in the Derby. Sir Christopher ...