... demanding the Government introduce measures for the enfranchisement of women in Britain. Miss Lilian Lenton, the elusive suffragette, escapes imprisonment in Harrogate whilst on a seven day license following a hunger strike. German residents living in Harrogate ...

... Conference and first speaker was Patricia Hewitt MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury. Women had come a long way since the suffragettes but there are still not enough in top positions and in decision making. Jill Cobley, Chairman of the NFWI International ...

... meeting in France and a host of other fascinating reading ranging from details of rare machines just found, to a picture of suffragettes parading in front of a Singer sewing shop in 1914! 1 be gan to learn the aifference between a ‘chain’ stitch and a ‘lock’ ...

... Scotland where both goalkeepers scored prompted the change 1913 - Emily Wilding Davison becomes the most famous martyr {o the Suffragette cause. She dashes from the crowd at the Epsom Derby and %rabs the King's horse, Anmer. She suffers a fractured skull and ...

... last Wednesday evening. The distressed owner, described the woman shown as “a handsome woman” who was one of the original suffragettes” She asked for the picture to be returned, anonymously if preferred, to the Newsroom, Harrogate Advertiser, 1 Cardale Park ...