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... imprisonment and militant campaigning are what the suffragettes are remembered for. But the Museum of London 's latest exhibition, The Purple, White and Green (September 15 until June '93), will explore suffragettes as shrewd and skilful image-builders. The ...
... Extraordinarily, precision doe not become pedantry, and had more of the doubtles trong, E c AKE Tt t· GS T FQ '(0 2-Novelty suffragette cayenne ...
... found happiness and fulfilment in 1935· This is a quiet review of a period, a restrained Cavalcade ; the Bocr War, the Suffragettes, the Great ·war, the General Strike, the lump, King George's Jubilee, are seen in their relation to an undistinguished ...
... Purple, White and Green: Suffragettes in London, 1906- 14. Museum of London, EC2. Until June 1993. Drawn from the museum's largely unseen archive, the exhibition focuses on the marketing and promoting skills of the suffragettes. English Romantic Landscape: ...
... Village Voices (Sidgwick & Jackson, £14.95), celebrates the movement's anniversary and reveals its role in emancipation (a suffragette bomb-planter was among the founders), divorce reform and environmental lobbying. Filleted interviews with members, and archival ...
... strength of a religious fanatic or the demonstrative enthusiasm of a Suffragette! Fortunately for the society, their indignation does One occasion certainly is on record when Suffragette! Fortunately for the society, their indignation does not take violent ...
... memory of :i'l'lrs. Leigh Pcrrot may still be seen on a wall in \Vargravc Church. The original church was burnt clown by suffragettes in 19 17, but this tablet has sun·ivecl. It reads as follows: ] AXE, DAuGHTER oF RoBERT C H oLr-lELEY ESQ. AKD W I DOW ...
... nd the wa rof 1914-18. The decay of la nd, the Suffragette movement, restlessness of the workers and life between the late Victorian years and the wa rof 1914-18. The decay of the la nd, the Suffragette movement, th restlessness of the workers and their ...
... enormous interest, was followed by some 3,000 people and, as Bernard Darwin remarked, was invaluable on the platform to the suffragette orators. Clearly Miss Leitch was bringing a new dimension to the women's game but victory in championships still eluded ...
... at me severely. Then he said: It won't do us any harm if Vittie is made to smell hell by a Then he said: few militant Suffragettes. After the hole he's put us in about Temperance, I said, he'll deserve the worst they can do to him. In any ordinary ...
... Liberty's spring. Both honoured Lotus printed and Sekers by being higher A Liberty printed silk after William Morris in the suffragette colours (purple and green) used by Hardy Amies for sasbed, tunic coat and one of the WALTER WILSON HA WICK Established 1787 ...
... Berwick thtre is a sharp d istinction between th e treatment of the sexes which would not at all meet with the favour of th e Suffragettes . There the ladies are perm itted to start in the morning before 9.30 or after eleven o'clock ; but the convenient intervening ...