The Suffragette: The History of the Women's Militant Suffrage Movement, 1905-1910

by E. Sylvia Pankhurst

INDEX

[A]

[B]

[C]

[D]

[E]

[F]

[G]

[H]

[I]

[J]

[K]

[L]

[M]

[N]

[O]

[P]

Q

[R]

[S]

[T]

[U]

[V]

[W]

X

[Y]

[Z]

• A
• Aberdeen Free Press, [180]
• Abernethy meeting, [451]
• Act of Charles II, [197]
• Ainsworth, Miss, [441]
• Albert Hall demonstration, [445];
  • first great meeting, [209];
  • meeting, [41], [242], [464]
• Aldwych theatre, [367]
• Allen, Mary, [395]
• Amery, L. S., [232]
• Anderson, Dr. Garrett, [243], [502]
• Anti-Corn Law League, [4]
• Anti-Government by-election policy, [96]
• Anti-Suffrage Society first organised, [147]
• Appeal of Pankhurst and Haverfield, [467]
• Archdale, Mrs., [451], [453]
• Arrest of Alice Milne, [127];
  • Arnold Cutler, [331];
  • Christabel Pankhurst and Annie Kenney, [29];
  • Daisy Solomon, [364];
  • deputation at Official Residence, [64];
  • Irene Miller, [64];
  • Isabel Kelley, [423];
  • Lady Constance Lytton, [449];
  • Mrs. Baines, [130], [325];
  • Mrs. Despard, [361];
  • Mrs. Lawrence, [364];
  • Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs. Haverfield, [386];
  • Victor Duval, [500]
• Arrests at Birmingham, [428];
  • at Bolton, [463];
  • at Colston Hall, [461];
  • at Crewe, [463];
  • at Fifth Women's Parliament, [270];
  • at Guild Hall, [459];
  • at Leicester, [422];
  • at Lime House, [409];
  • at Liverpool, [463];
  • at Manchester, [88];
  • at Northampton, [85];
  • at opening of Parliament, [103];
  • at Rochester Row, [107];
  • at Third Women's Parliament, [196];
  • at Waterloo, [463];
  • in Feb., 1907, [139];
  • on March 20, 1907, [155];
  • on June 30, 1908, [254]
• Asquith, Right Hon. Henry Herbert, [222], [360], [384], [419], [426], [446], [459], [464], [475], [479], [496];
  • at Northampton, [81];
  • letter to, [83];
  • his "prisoners," 96;
  • becomes Prime Minister, [222];
  • views on Stanger Bill, [234];
  • his windows stoned, [253];
  • waylaid at Lympne, [420]
• Ashton, Margaret, [73], [224]
• Attercliffe by-election, [377]
• Ayrton, Mrs. Hertha, [438], [502]

• [B]
• Baines, Mrs. Jennie, [130], [405], [447], [483];
  • arrest of, [325];
  • trial of, [326] et seq.
• Bairstow, Mr., [326]
• Baker, Mrs., [411]
• Balfour, Lady Betty, [438]
• Balfour, Sir Arthur, [8], [15], [18], [40], [129], [499]
• Balcarres, Lord, [371], [502]
• Balgarnie, Florence, [233]
• Banbury, Sir F. G., [219]
• Bateson, Mrs. Mary, [75]
• Battersea, a typical meeting, [99];
  • campaign, [100];
  • meeting at, [328]
• Baxter, Sir G., [231]
• Beales, Edmund, [79]
• Becker, Lydia, [4], [489]
• Bedford Corn Exchange, [406]
• Beerbohm, Max, [285]
• Bell, Capt. Morrison, [184]
• Bennett, Curtis, [143], [272], [273], [276], [280], [281], [286], [476]
• Benson, Mrs. Godfrey, [324]
• Benson, T. D., letter from, [89]
• Bermondsey by-election, [456]
• Berwick Women's Liberal Ass'n, [438]
• Bertram, Julius, [127]
• Bill for the Enfranchisement of Women first prepared, [8]
• Bill introduced by Dickinson, [147]
• Billington, Theresa, [41], [65], [80], [97]
• Bingley Hall Meeting, [426]
• Birmingham, arrests at, [428];
  • Daily Mail, [33];
  • meeting at, [328];
  • prison, [431];
  • Women's Liberal Ass'n, [438]
• Birrell, Mr., [340], [421], [505]
• Black, W. G., [146]
• Blake, Lady, [438]
• Boggart Hole Clough demonstration, [175]
• Bourchier, Dr. Helen, [192], [194]
• Bovey Tracey meeting, [182]
• Bow Street Police Court, trials at, [254];
  • trial of three leaders, [271];
  • imprisonment of three leaders, [266]
• Brackenbury, Georgina, [196]
• Brackenbury, Marie, [196], [292], [407]
• Brackenbury, Mrs., [502]
• Brackenbury, Sir Henry, [196]
• Bradford, meeting at, [328];
  • Shipley Glen meeting, [257]
• Brailsford, H. N., [437], [456], [489]
• Brailsford, Mrs. J. E. M., [448], [449]
• Bramley, F., [146]
• Branch, Mrs., [438]
• Brand, Bessie, [405]
• Brand, Sir David, [405]
• Brawling Bill, [370], [372]
• Brewster, Bertha, [379], [443]
• Bright, Jacob, [4]
• Bright, John, [313]
• Bristol prison, [461]
• British Medical Journal, [435]
• Brown, Amelia, [459]
• Brown, Kathleen, [448]
• Bryce, J., [146]
• Bull, Sir William, [203]
• Burkitt, Hilda, [441]
• Burns, John, [78], [99], [203], [277], [314], [367], [428]
• Burns, Lucy, [409], [411], [417]
• Bury St. Edmunds by-election, [165]
• Butler, Josephine, [55], [96]
• Buxton, Sidney, [177], [184], [407]
• By-election at Attercliffe, [377];
  • Bermondsey, [456];
  • Bury St. Edmunds, [165];
  • Chelmsford, [349];
  • Cleveland, [423];
  • Croydon, [377];
  • Colne Valley, [163];
  • Dumfriesburgh, [425];
  • East Edinburgh, [377];
  • Forfar, [377];
  • Glasgow, [377];
  • Haggerston, [257];
  • Hawick Burghs, [377];
  • Hexham, [157];
  • Hull, [181];
  • Jarrow, [161];
  • Mid-Devon, [181];
  • Newcastle, [257];
  • Oakham, [159];
  • Peckham, [212];
  • Pembrokeshire, [257];
  • Rutland, [157];
  • Sheffield, [377];
  • South Aberdeen, [146];
  • South Edinburgh, [377];
  • South Hereford, [188];
  • Stratford-on-Avon, [377];
  • Stirling Burghs, [238];
  • Uppingham, [160];
  • Wimbledon, [169]
• By-election policies, [95] et seq.
• By-elections and policies of Suffragettes, [166];
  • results of, [166]

• C
• Cabinet meetings invaded, [176]
• Cabinet Ministers called upon, [191]
• Campbell, Rev. R. J., [341], [438]
• Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, [40], [150], [222];
  • at Sun Hall meeting, [50];
  • evades deputation, [63];
  • heckled at
• Dunfermline, [175];
  • receives deputation, [76]
• Campaign at Battersea, [99];
  • Cockermouth, [92];
  • East Fife, [97];
  • Edinburgh, [174];
  • Jarrow, [161];
  • Mid-Devon, [182];
  • Peckham, [214];
  • in Wales, [97];
  • of Oct., 1905, [24] et seq.;
  • of 1906, [40] et seq.
• Canford Park, [413]
• Capper, Mabel, [409]
• Carpenter, W. B., [231]
• Carson, Sir Edward, [372]
• Castioni case, the, [396]
• Caxton Hall, meeting, [57];
  • Parliament, [138];
  • Second Women's Parliament, [152];
  • Third Women's Parliament, [192];
  • Fifth Women's Parliament, [266]
• Cecil, Lord Robert, [123], [129], [203], [351], [389], [468], [470]
• Central office opened, [133]
• Chains and padlocks, [329]
• Chamberlain, Joseph, [314]
• Chapin, Mrs., [458]
• Chaplin, Henry, [169], [172]
• Chapman, Hugh, [396]
• Chatterton, Ada, [155]
• Cheetham Hill meeting, [43]
• Chelmsford by-election, [349]
• Chelsea, meeting at, [328]
• Chesterton, G. K., [13]
• Chorlton Board of Guardians, [6]
• Christmas in Holloway gaol, [132]
• Churchill, Lord Randolph, [313], [362], [413]
• Churchill, Winston, [27], [133], [219], [224], [253], [405], [422], [450], [452], [460], [461], [493], [495];
  • campaign against, [43] et seq.;
  • at Cheetham meeting, [44];
  • at Dundee, [227]
• Clarke, Charles G., [219]
• Clarkson, Florence, [405], [443], [444]
• Clayton, Joseph, [361]
• Classification of Holloway gaol prisoners, [125]
• Cleveland by-election, [423]
• Clifton, Durdham Downs meeting, [257]
• Clive, Capt. Percy A., [189]
• Clothing furnished in Holloway gaol, [111]
• Clyde, Constance, [155]
• Cobbett, William, [390]
• Cobden, Richard, [102]
• Cockermouth by-election, [92]
• Colne Valley by-election, [163]
• Coleridge, Lord, [4]
• Collecting funds, [208]
• Colston Hall meeting, [461]
• Conciliation Bill, [491]
• Conciliation Committee, [489]
• Conolly, Dr., [432]
• Constable, A. H. B., [232]
• Contrasting policies of Suffragists and Suffragettes, [172]
• Cook, Mrs. Kennindale, [192]
• Cooke, Florence, [394]
• Cooper, Dr. George, [180], [457]
• Corbett, Mrs. Frank, [451], [453]
• Craig, Dr. Maurice, [477]
• Cremer speech against Suffrage Resolution, [68]
• Crewe, Lord, [416], [417]
• Croft, Edward, [144]
• Crombie, W. J., [232]
• Croydon by-election, [377]
• Cuckfield resolution, [237]
• Curran, Peter, [163]
• Cust, H. J. Cockayne, [457]
• Cutler, Arnold, [331]

• D
• Daily Chronicle, [198], [239]
• Daily Mail, [33], [214], [216]
• Daily Mirror, Northampton, [86]
• Daily News, [157], [180], [183], [237], [248]
• Daily Telegraph, [388]
• Davidson, Dr. W. A., [435]
• Davies, Emily, [73], [243]
• Davies, Llewellyn, [52]
• Davison, Emily Wilding, [454], [478]
• DeLegh, Miss, [416]
• Demonstration at Boggart Hole Clough, [175];
  • of protest on June 30, 1908, [250];
  • of the unemployed, [263]
• Deputations to Mr. Asquith, [81] et seq.
• De Rutzen, Sir Albert, [192], [364], [367], [390], [468]
• Despard, Mrs., [102], [361], [475]
• Dewsbury, [231]
• Dickinson Bill, [147]
• Dickinson, Sarah, [6], [53], [73]
• Disguises utilised, [41]
• Disorders at Newton Abbot, [185]
• Dove-Wilcox, Mrs., [397], [401] et seq.
• Drage, Jeffrey, [425]
• Drummond, Flora, [48]
• Drummond, Mrs., [226], [446];
  • arrest of, [64];
  • opening London campaign, [56];
  • at Eye by-election, [67];
  • at third attack upon the House, [131];
  • at Peckham, [218];
  • at the great Hyde Park meeting, [241];
  • in own defence at Bow Street, [320];
  • in Holloway gaol, [333]
• Dumfries, Mr., [457]
• Dumfriesburgh by-election, [425]
• Dundee election, [227]
• Dunfermline, heckling at, [175]
• Duval, Victor, [500]

• E
• East Anglican Daily Times, [388]
• East Edinburgh by-election, [377]
• East Fife campaign, [97]
• Eckford, Miss, [405]
• Edinburgh campaign, [174];
  • political pageant, [445]
• Edwards, Miss, [441]
• Egbaston Woman's Liberal Ass'n, [438]
• Ejected from House of Commons, [70]
• Election address of Hon. Bertrand Russell, [171];
  • at Dundee, [228];
  • at North West Manchester, [224];
  • pledges, [179]
• Elmy, Mrs. Wolstenholme, [16], [72]
• Ervine, St. John G., [221]
• Esler, Dr. Robert, [220]
• Esperance Working-Girl's Club, [59]
• Esslemont, G. B., [146]
• Evans, Samuel, [69], [98], [326]
• Eve, H. T., [184]
• Evening News, [199]
• Evening Standard, [33]
• Exeter Hall meeting, [133]
• Exhibition at Prince's Skating Rink, [375]
• Eye by-election, [66]

• F
• Farrell, Mr. (M. P.), [332]
• Fawcett, Mrs. Henry, [146]
• Fenton, Dr. Hugh, [456]
• Fenton, William Hugh, [434], [477]
• Fenwick, Irene, [61]
• Fifth Women's Parliament, [266]
• Figner, Vera, [436]
• Finch, H. G., [161]
• First Albert Hall meeting, [209]
• First Anti-Suffrage Society organised, [147]
• First arrest of Mrs. Pankhurst, [202]
• First arrests, [29]
• First imprisonments, [31];
  • comments on, [33] et seq.
• First Women's Suffrage open-air meeting in London, [79]
• Folliero, Cemino, [155]
• Food in Holloway gaol, [125]
• Forcible feeding, [433], [440], [454], [461], [481]
• Fordham, Mr., [401]
• Foreign Office, Deputation at, [73]
• Forfar by-election, [377]
• Formation of Women's Freedom League, [173]
• Fowler, Sir H., [232]
• Fraser, Foster, [128]
• Free Press, Aberdeen, [180]
• Free Trade Hall, Manchester, meeting, [133]

• G
• Gannell, S. G., [231]
• Gannell, S. J., [232]
• Gardner, Alan C., [189]
• Garnett, Theresa, [379] et seq., [460]
• Gasson, Mrs., [74]
• Gautrey, T., [219]
• Gawthorpe, Mary, in Wales, [98];
  • early life, [99];
  • at Uppingham, [160];
  • ejected from House of Commons, [102], [222], [446]
• General election of 1906, [40];
  • of 1910, [488]
• Gibson, Flora, [50]
• Gladstone, Herbert, [69], [124], [141], [178], [205], [240], [253], [278], [293], [314], [331], [371], [383], [395], [397], [404], [419], [435], [455]
• Glasgow by-election, [377];
  • Evening Times, [198];
  • St. Andrew's Hall meeting, [51]
• Gooch, C. A., [219], [221]
• Gordon, Dr. Mary, [256]
• Gore-Booth, Eva, [6], [53], [73]
• Goulden, Emmeline, [3] et seq.
• Gretton, J., [161]
• Grey, Sir Edward, [25], [26], [193], [464]
• Guest, Hon. F., [93]
• Guild Hall arrests, [459]
• Guinness, Hon. W., [165]

• H
• Haggerston by-election, [257]
• Haig, Dr. Alexander, [43]
• Haig, Florence, [195], [196]
• Haldane, Mr., [177], [418], [499]
• Hall, Leslie, [480], [482]
• Hambro, C. E., [172]
• Hammersmith, meeting at, [328]
• Harberton, Lady, [152]
• Harcourt, Lewis, [178], [405], [463]
• Harcourt, R. V., [232]
• Hardie, Keir, [8], [12], [17], [18], [55], [67], [127], [129], [135], [371], [383], [433], [435], [502]
• Hardy, Dr. Mabel, [155]
• Harraden, Beatrice, [243]
• Harvey, Capt. F. W., [165]
• Haverfield, Mrs., [389], [467]
• Hawick Burghs by-election, [377]
• Hay, Claud, [141]
• Hazleton, Mr. (M.P.), [371]
• Heallis, Georgina, [419], [443]
• Heally, Timothy, [476]
• Heckling Campbell-Bannerman, [175]
• Henle, Mr., [389]
• Hexham by-election, [155]
• Holloway Gaol, [86], [109] et seq., [332], [410];
  • prisoners released from, [97];
  • life in, [115] et seq.;
  • classes of prisoners in, [124] et seq.;
  • food in, [125];
  • sickness in, [255];
  • three leaders released from, [356];
  • Miss Wallace-Dunlop fasts in, [392]
• Holloway, Mr. Justice, [470]
• Holme, Vera, [383]
• Horsley, Sir Victor, [434], [477]
• House of Commons first closed to women, [58]
• Housman, Clemence, [208]
• Housman, Lawrence, [387]
• Howard, Geoffrey, [365], [489]
• Howard's Bill, [366]
• Howells, W. D., [376]
• Howey, Elsie, [256], [367], [419], [483]
• Howey, Rose, [412]
• Huddersfield by-election, [127];
  • meeting, [257], [328]
• Hudson, Miss, [479]
• Hughes, Mrs. Hugh Price, [59]
• Hughes, Spencer Leigh, [71], [163]
• Hull by-election, [181]
• Hunger strike, [392], [419]
• Hunt, Violet, [208]
• Hutton, Alfred, [239]
• Hyde Park, great demonstration, [241] et seq.
• Hyde, Sir Clarendon, [504]

• I
• Idris, T. H. W., [269]
• Imprisonment, first, [31]
• Independent Labor party, [5], [7]
• Independent by-election policy, [95]
• Indignation meeting at Cheetham Hill, [47]
• Innes, P. Rose, [163]
• Invasion of Cabinet meetings, [176]
• Ipswich meeting, [348]

• J
• Jacobs, George, [501]
• Jarrow by-election, [161]
• Jarvis, Inspector, [265], [273], [278], [385], [467]
• Joachim, Maud, [196], [453]
• Jolly, Miss C., [451], [453]
• Joynson-Hicks, Mr., [226]

• K
• Keevil, Gladice, [202]
• Kelley, Isabel, [422]
• Kendall, James, [89]
• Kenney, Annie, early life, [19];
  • at the Manchester meeting, [27];
  • first arrested, [29];
  • trial, [30];
  • at the Albert Hall meeting, [41];
  • sets off to rouse London, [54];
  • member London Committee, [61];
  • arrested, [64];
  • at Trafalgar Square, [80];
  • in East Fife, [97];
  • at Jarrow, [162];
  • again arrested, [202];
  • at Albert Hall meeting, [211];
  • and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, [222];
  • at North Bristol, [340];
  • at Queen's Hall, [357];
  • at Canfield Park, [413]
• Kenney, Jessie, [322], [362], [419], [464]
• Kensington, [242]
• Kerr, Miss, [322]
• Kerr, Thomas, [417]
• Kincardineshire, [231]
• Kinnaird Hall meeting, [453]
• Kirby, Dr. Ernest Dormer, [477]
• Knightsbridge, [372]

• L
• Lambert, Lena, [253]
• Lancet, The, [432]
• Law, Hugh, [383]
• Lawrence, Mrs. Pethick, [58], [61];
  • in Yorkshire, [97];
  • at Parliament opening, 1906, [101];
  • publishes Women's Franchise, [174];
  • at Albert Hall meeting, [212];
  • and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, [222];
  • and the great Hyde Park demonstration, [241];
  • writes to Lloyd-George, [259];
  • in Clement's Inn office, [322];
  • arrested and imprisoned, [364];
  • speaks at Aldwych theatre, [368];
  • at Prince's Skating Rink, [373];
  • raising funds, [501]
• Lawson, R. G., [436]
• Lawson, Sir Wilfred, [93]
• Leaders arrested, [264]
• Leeds, Herbert Gladstone at, [178];
  • meeting at Woodhouse Moor, [257]
• Leicester meeting, [257]
• Leigh, Mrs. Mary, [155], [253], [254], [281], [339], [356], [375], [410], [418], [426], [439], [447], [459]
• Leigh, Spencer, [457]
• Letter from T. D. Benson, [89]
• Levy, Sir Maurice, [151]
• Lewis, Windsor, [425]
• Liberal Daily Chronicle, [142]
• Life in Holloway gaol, [117] et seq.
• Lime House, Lloyd-George at, [407] et seq.
• Linnell, Alfred, [79]
• Littlehampton, [59]
• Liverpool Courier, [418], [421]
• Liverpool, Sun Hall meeting, [50]
• Lloyd-George, Mr., [51], [81], [178], [252], [258], [259], [267], [276], [281], [340], [342], [407], [447], [448], [478], [491]
• London By-Stander, [216]
• London Committee organised, [60]
• London Daily Chronicle, [248];
  • Daily Express, [248];
  • Daily News, [221], [436], [445];
  • Daily Telegraph, [220];
  • Globe, [347];
  • Standard, [216], [236], [248], [347];
  • Star, [218], [237];
  • Times, [248], [258], [424]
• London, opening of campaign in 1906, [54]
• Long, Walter, [17], [267]
• Long's Bill for relief of unemployed, [17]
• Louth town-hall meeting, [479]
• Lyon, W. F., [161]
• Lytton, Lady Constance, [300], [364], [447], [483]
• Lytton, Lord, [489], [500]

• M
• McClellan, Miss, [362]
• McLaren, Eva, [73]
• McLaren, Lady, [343]
• McLaren, Sir Charles, [73], [151], [365]
• McNeill, R., [146]
• Macaulay, Miss F. E., [301]
• MacDonald, Mrs. Meredith, [364]
• MacDougal, Mrs. August, [130]
• Macquire, Dr. Miller, [306]
• Maidenhead meeting, [349]
• Maloney, Miss, [228]
• Manchester, campaign of 1906, [48], [87];
  • Churchill at Free Trade Hall, [133];
  • Courier, [388];
  • Daily Despatch, [389];
  • demonstration at Boggart Hole Clough, [175];
  • Evening Standard, [33];
  • Guardian, [187], [224], [256], [347];
  • Heaton Park meeting, [257];
  • meeting at, [24], [328];
  • protest of members from, [129];
  • "riot," [18]
• Manchester Women's Suffrage Committee, [4], [5]
• Mansell-Moullin, Dr. C., [434], [477]
• Margate Women's Liberal Ass'n, [341]
• Marion, Kitty, [448]
• Married Women's Property Committee, [4]
• Marsden, Dora, [367], [446], [462]
• Marsh, Charlotte, [431], [465]
• Martel, Mrs. Nellie Alma, [13], [16], [61], [185]
• Martin, Selina, [480], [482]
• Martyn, Mrs. How, [103]
• Marylebone Police Court, [193]
• Massy, Col., [300]
• Masterman, Mr., [433]
• Matters, Muriel, [329], [363]
• May, Mrs., [300]
• Mechanics' Hall, Jarrow, [162]
• Meeting at Bovey Tracey, [182];
  • at Caxton Hall, [57];
  • Cheetham Hill, [43];
  • Durdham Downs, Clifton, [257];
  • Heaton Park, [257];
  • Huddersfield, [257];
  • Ipswich, [348];
  • Leicester, [257];
  • Maidenhead, [349];
  • Newcastle, [258];
  • Peckham Rye, [212];
  • Rawtenstall, [257];
  • St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, [51];
  • Sheffield Drill Hall, [51];
  • Shipley Glen, [257];
  • Sun Hall, Liverpool, [50];
  • Woodhouse Moor, [257];
  • of protest in House of Commons lobby, [102]
• Mid-Devon by-election, [181]
• Militant tactics, inauguration of, [27]
• Miller, Irene, [64], [103]
• Milne, Alice, [127]
• Montrose Boroughs, [232]
• Mooney, Mr. (M.P.), [371]
• Morley, J., [232]
• Morley, Lord, [446]
• Morrissey, Mrs., [129]
• Moxey, Dr. Anderson, [432]
• "Mud March," [135]
• Munro, Miss, [193]
• Murphy, Agnes, [305]
• Murray, A., [231]
• Murray, Dr. Flora, [435]
• Murray, James, [304]
• Murray, Mr. (M.P.), [266]
• Muskett, Inspector, [272] et seq., [389]

• N
• Naylor, Marie, [195], [196]
• Neal, Mary, [59], [61]
• Neilans, Miss Allison, [458]
• Neligan, Miss, [383], [502]
• Nevison, Henry, [300], [437], [456]
• New, Miss, [191], [253]
• Newcastle by-election, [257]
• Newton Abbot campaign, [182]
• Ninth Women's Parliament, [380]
• Non-Militant Suffragettes in 1906 campaign, [52]
• North Bristol, [340]
• North London Police Court, [398]
• North West Manchester election, [224]
• Northampton, Asquith at, [81];
  • Daily Mirror, [86]

• O
• Oakham by-election, [159]
• Officers of Women's Freedom League, [173]
• Official Residence, [61];
  • closed to deputation, [63]
• Ogston, Helen, [344], [349]
• O'Hanlon, J., [163]
• Oldham Independent Labour Party, [19]
• Open-air meeting, first in London, [79]
• Opening of Parliament, autumn, 1908, [261]
• Organising the great Hyde Park demonstration, [241]
• Original Women's Enfranchisement Bill, [10] et seq.
• Osler, Catherine C., [437]

• P
• Pall Mall Gazette, [216]
• Palmer, Sir C. M., [163]
• Pankhurst, Adela, [103], [405], [417], [451], [453]
• Pankhurst, Christabel, early life, [5], et seq.;
  • at Manchester meeting, [29];
  • first arrested, [29];
  • convicted and imprisoned, [31];
  • in prison, [36];
  • at Cheetham Hill meeting, [45];
  • reply to Mr. Asquith, [235];
  • again arrested, [263];
  • Bow Street trial, [271] et seq.;
  • speaks in own defence, [306];
  • in Holloway gaol, [33];
  • released from Holloway, [356]
• Pankhurst, Dr. Richard Marsden, [4], [37] et seq.
• Pankhurst, Harry, [48]
• Pankhurst, Mrs., marriage, [5];
  • at opening of Parliament, 1906, [102];
  • attacked at Newton Abbot, [186];
  • first arrested, [202];
  • trial at Westminster Police Court, [204];
  • at Peckham, [218];
  • delegation excluded from House of Commons, [250];
  • again arrested, [263];
  • Bow Street trial, [271] et seq.;
  • speaks in own defence at Bow Street, [315];
  • in Holloway gaol, [333];
  • released from Holloway, [356];
  • appeals under Act of Charles II, [467] et seq.;
  • leads deputation to House of Commons, [501]
• Parliament, autumn session of 1906, [101] et seq.;
  • of 1908, [260];
  • proceedings over Dickinson Bill, [151]
• Paul, Alice, [416], [417], [459]
• Peacock, William, [26]
• Pearson, Harold, [66], [161]
• Peckham by-election, [212]
• Pembrokeshire by-election, [257]
• Pethick, Dorothy, [435], [448]
• Pethick, Henry, [58]
• Peters, Naici, [155]
• Phillips, Mary, [253], [376], [412]
• Pickford, Justice, [327]
• Pitt, Lane Fox, [327]
• Pledge of Women's Freedom League, [173]
• Plural Voting Bill, [76], [129]
• Police outrages at Northampton, [85]
• Powell, Sir Richard Douglas, [436], [477]
• Preston meeting, [463]
• Private Members Reform Bill, [365]
• Prince's skating rink, [372]
• Protest, first meeting of, [16];
  • of Manchester members, [129]
• Provincial meetings, [257]
• Public Meeting Bill, [351]
• Publication of Votes for Women, [174];
  • of Women's Franchise, [174]

• R
• Raid on House of Commons, [140]
• Rainy, Mrs. Rolland, [73]
• Randles, Sir John, [93]
• Rawtenstall meeting, [257]
• Redmond, John, [69]
• Redmond, Willie, [69]
• Reform Act of 1884, [78]
• Reid, Mrs. S., [438]
• Release from Holloway gaol, [127]
• Remnant, Mrs., [329]
• Rendall, Sergeant-Major, [187]
• Results of by-elections of 1907, [166]
• Review of Reviews, [71]
• Rigby, Mrs., [198]
• Robertson, E., [231]
• Robertson, J. M., [148]
• Robins, Elizabeth, [99], [243]
• Robinson, Rona, [443], [446]
• Robson, Henry, [231]
• Robson, Sir William, [326]
• Roe, Mrs. Lucy, [55]
• Rochester Row Police Court, [104]
• Rochfort, Henri, [3]
• Rochfort, Noémie, [3]
• Roper, Esther, [6]
• Rosebery, Lord, [253]
• Rossendale Valley, [178], [463]
• Ross by-election, [189]
• Ross, Dr. Forbes, [434]
• Rothera, C. L., [406]
• Royal College of Art, [11]
• Rutland by-election, [157]
• Runciman, Mr., [231], [454], [499]
• Runciman, Sir Walter, [448]
• "Rush" defined, [310]
• Rushpool Hall, [415]
• Russell, Bertrand, [169], [172]
• Russell, Dr., [432]

• S
• St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, [51], [416]
• Salter, Dr., [457]
• Samuel, Herbert, [406], [422], [423], [425]
• Sanderson, Mrs. Cobden, [102], [104], [475], [502]
• Scantlebury, Inspector, [250], [384]
• Scotsman, The, [388]
• Scottish Churches Bill, [18]
• Scottish women contend for enfranchisement, [358]
• Scrymageour, E., [231]
• Second term in Holloway gaol, [144]
• Sentences in Bow Street Police Court, [281]
• Seventh Women's Parliament, [364]
• Shackleton, E., [231]
• Shallard, Dorothy, [448]
• Sharp, Evelyn, [208], [243], [301]
• Shaw, Dr. Anna, [243]
• Sheffield Drill Hall meeting, [51]
• Sherwood, Arthur, [128]
• Shipley Glen meeting, [257]
• Sickert, Mrs. Cobden, [104]
• Simons, Margaret Travers, [269]
• Sinclair, May, [208]
• Slack, Bamford, [11]
• Smillie, Robert, [93], [94]
• Smith, A. D., [231]
• Smith, Frank, [55]
• Smith, Horace, [104], [203], [292], [294]
• Smith, Margaret, [417]
• Smith, Miss Fraser, [423]
• Smith, Olivia, [191]
• Smith, Thorley, [53]
• Snowden, Mr., [498]
• Solomon, Daisy, [362], [364]
• Solomon, Mrs. Saul, [366], [383]
• Sothall, Gertrude E., [437]
• South Aberdeen by-election, [146]
• South African war, [17]
• South Edinburgh by-election, [377]
• Southport meeting, [462]
• Sparborough, Mrs., [85]
• Spiridonova, Marie, [91]
• Spong, Florence, [393]
• Spratt, Col., [232]
• Stanger, H. Y., [204]
• Statute of Charles II, [379], [468]
• Steel, Flora Annie, [438]
• Stewart, G. H., [231]
• Stirling Burghs by-election, [238]
• Strangeways gaol, [422], [454], [478]
• Strangeways, H. B. T., [438]
• Stratford-on-Avon by-election, [377]
• Suffragists and Suffragettes, contrast of policies of, [172];
  • meeting at Albert Hall, [242];
  • new policy at by-elections, [166] et seq.
• Sun Hall meeting, [50], [418]
• Sussex Daily News, [71]
• Swansea, Lloyd-George heckled at, [259]

• T
• Taylor, Paul, [87]
• Tennant, Dr., [432]
• Testimony of Herbert Gladstone, [293];
  • of Inspector Jarvis, [278];
  • of James Murray, M.P., [304];
  • of Lloyd-George, [282];
  • of Mary Brackenbury, [292];
  • of Superintendent Wells, [274]
• "The Sundial," [59]
• The Nation, [221]
• Thomas, Rev. J. M. Lloyd, [437]
• Thompson, Whitely, [189]
• Three leaders in Holloway gaol, [332]
• Thorley, Mr., [458]
• Thorne, G., [232]
• Thorne, Will, [262], [277], [281]
• Tickets to meetings refused, [40]
• Titterington, Mrs., [198]
• Tolson, Helen, [415]
• Trafalgar Square, [55], [79]
• Trial, at Manchester, [30];
  • at Marylebone Police Court, [194];
  • at Rochester Police Court, [104] et seq.;
  • at Westminster Police Court, [142] et seq.;
  • of Mrs. Pankhurst after first arrest, [204];
  • under the Act of Charles II, [198]
• Trials at Westminster Police Court, [155], [197]
• Tuke, Mrs., [322], [342], [393]
• Turner, B., [231]

• U
• Unemployed, Bill for the relief of, [17];
  • Manchester uprising, [18]
• Unwin, Mrs. Cobden, [104]
• Uppingham by-election, [160]

• V
• Victoria women enfranchised, [359]
• "Votes for Women" first adopted, [7], [8]
• Votes for Women, publication of, [174]

• W
• "Wakes Week," [23]
• Wallace-Dunlop, Miss, [267], [337], [381], [391], [392]
• Wallasey Women's Liberal Ass'n, [341]
• Walton gaol, [479], [481], [484]
• Wales, campaign in, [98]
• Warton, Jane, [483]
• Wason Cathcart, [204]
• Watson, Mrs., [75]
• Waylaying the Council, [362]
• Webster, Alexander, [180]
• Wells, Supt. of Police, [274], [276]
• Wentworth, Vera, [412], [419]
• Westminster Gazette, [350]
• Westminster Police Court, [131], [142], [197], [204], [253]
• Wilkie, Alex., [231]
• Williams, T. R., [128]
• Wilson, J. H., [148]
• Wimbledon by-election, [169]
• Winslow, Dr. Forbes, [432], [435]
• Winson Green gaol, [433], [439], [465]
• Wolverhampton, [232]
• Women first refused admission to House of Commons, [58]
• Women's Disabilities Removal Bill, [4]
• Women's Enfranchisement Bill, Asquith's views on, [234];
  • discussed, [205] et seq.
• Women's Franchise, publication of, [174]
• Women's Franchise League, formation, [5]
• Women's Freedom League, [173], [328]
• Women's Liberal Federation, [5]
• Women's Social and Political Union, [7]
• Women's Suffrage Resolution placed in House of Commons, [67]
• Woodhouse, Sir J. T., [129]
• Woodlock, Patricia, [155], [367], [376]
• Wurrie, Evelyn, [443]

• Y
• Yates, W. B., [165]
• Yorkshire Weekly Post, [388]
• Yoxall, Alice, [437]

• Z
• Zangwill, Israel, [135]

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