Letter read out on election to Presidency of local branch Women's Anti-suffrage League. Lady Leigh, P

21/11/1908

Extracts from a letter from NUWSS to Gentlemen of House of Commons. Voicing strong objections to rece

21/11/1908

Editorial, women candidates fared badly in recent municipal elections, 2 out of 16 returned nationall

07/11/1908

Successful meeting to conclude current campaign of local WSS at Town Hall, Leamington. Article menti

31/10/1908

Editorial condemning militants' behaviour in Westminster.

31/10/1908

House of Commons interrupted, women chained to grill & interruption from Ladies Gallery.

31/10/1908

Meeting at Town Hall, Leamington. Warwick & Leamington WSS to conclude current campaign. Mr H. Y. St

24/10/1908

Thursday evening meeting, part of WSS campaign at Abbey Hotel, Kenilworth. Mrs Rackham, Miss Margaret

17/10/1908

Women's suffrage open air meetings Tuesday evening, 3-400 present at second. Article mentions Miss Ma

17/10/1908

2 column report of Warwick & Leamington WSS meeting at Westgate School, Warwick. Apologies read out.

17/10/1908

WSPU charged with publishing bill exciting people to rush Houses of parliament; arrests made due to d

17/10/1908

Warwick & Leamington WSS proposes to conduct an energetic campaign during the boroughs & neighbourhoo

10/10/1908

Letter against Anti-suffrage manifesto.

15/08/1908

29 arrested at Houses of Parliament, others refused admission to Downing Street later.

04/07/1908

Death of lady sympathiser of London Procession. Mrs Spicer collapsed at station on arrival in London

27/06/1908

18 members of local WSS in procession, Hyde Park, walking behind their banner. Mentions Miss Vellacot

20/06/1908

Women's march. 10,000 marched from Victoria Embankment to Hyde park. Lady Frances Balfour, Mrs Henry

20/06/1908

Letter promoting Hyde Park demonstration, 7 separate processions, 70 trains laid on. Appeal to join p

13/06/1908

Statement by Mr Asquith, Prime Minister, on Women's suffrage, no time available in Parliament. Deputa

23/05/1908

Editorial- Mr Asquith's introduction of Reform Bill could include women's enfranchisement.

23/05/1908

Disruption of various Women's Suffrage Meetings. Mentions Mrs Fawcett & Mrs Despard, Women's Suffrag

16/05/1908

AGM of local WSS at Masonic Rooms, Leamington, notice of London March 13th June. Mentions Councillor

11/04/1908

Advert for AGM, Warwick & Leamington WSS on 8th April at Masonic Rooms, Leamington. Miss Eden Lewis,

04/04/1908

Letter urging women of all political parties to be involved in the struggle for the vote. 'IZZ'

28/03/1908

Mr Berridge voted for Mr Stanger's enfranchisement bill, local WSS wrote to thank him for his support

07/03/1908