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... Suffragettes’ march THE Outsiders drama group will be marching from Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre through the town centre tomorrow before chaining themselves to the theatre railings to publicise The Militants, their new play about the suffragette ...
... SUFFRAGETTE MOVEMENT When seconding the vote of thanks, Mr. Wilson congratulated Coun. Wright, who, he said, had served the town well when 1e was on the Council before and he would not have been fighting that by-ei=ction if he had not run into a miniature ...
... Suffragettes go on the march for play SCARBOROUGH will be invaded by a group of suffragettes tomorrow. St A_ t 10 women will march through the town centre before chaining themselves to the railings outside the Stephen Joseph Theatre. It’s all to publicise ...
... Lost and Found. PURE NUT NEWS IN A NUTSHELL NEW BISHOP OF NEWCASTLE * The Suffragette.”’ In Future to be * Britannia.” The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of the \Kmem«blo H. L. Wild, Archdeacon of Nottingham, to be Bishop of Newcastle ...
... There were angry scenes at the Labour Party’s headquarters in London today when four women dressed as suffragettes chained themselves to railings outside the building. rotest- O S e women were protest | ABOUR CANDIDATE PROTEST party’'s ruling national ...
... example to follow 75 YEARS AGO From Our Files For 1908. TODMORDEN has hitherto, happily, escaped the notice of the militant suffragettes, but that there are sympathisers with the movement in our midst may be assumed from the fact that one of our lady readers ...
... success @ Steve Noble and Vivian Malin — stars of the show. ‘CO%KEE{\MA’ THE Liberal candidate for Metringham (Steve Noble) suffragette Vivian Malin (Sonia Gascoyne) starred in the King James’s School’'s production of The Militants which played to packed houses ...
... ON THIS DAY B LN M 4 1913: Suffragette martyr Emily Wilding Davison was trampled to death at Epsom, 1940: The evacuation of Dunkirk which had begun on May 27 was completed. ...
... Homely tribute A block of homes in Ashington, Northumberland, will be named after suffragette martyr Emily Davison, who threw herself under the under the King's horse in the 1913 Derby to publicise her cause. ...
... Moving to the ‘inside’ THE SUFFRAGETTE movement is the subject of a new play at the Stephen Joseph Theatre next week. The Militants is the first amateur production at the theatre since it reopened at the former Odeon in April. 1 = b «t 1S peing put on ...
... ON THIS DAY TR (] 1913: Suffragette Emily Davison died after throwing herself under King George V’'s horse in protest over women not having the right to vote in Britain. 1926: The first General Strike in British hm%bogan. 1979: Margaret cher became Prime ...
... “For instance, the guilds were responsible for the introduction of cervical testing for can- “The guild grew out of the suffragette movement, so we have a history of campaigning for women.” ...