Lady Willoughby de Broke held an 'At home' at Compton Verney in connection with the Conservative and

14/07/1911

Rugby Womens Suffrage Society garden party & speech at Brookfield (home of Mrs Crossley). Mentions M

08/07/1911

Report of procession (including 14, un-named, of Rugby Womens Suffrage Society). Mentions Mrs Drummo

24/06/1911

Women's Suffrage Procession. 6 groups attended London march via special train. Mentions: Lady Willou

24/06/1911

Representatives from local suffragist groups took part in an 'immense' procession in London, includin

23/06/1911

Warwick and Leamington branch of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies sends a loyal addre

16/06/1911

Suffrage meeting at Co-operative Hall, Rugby. Mentions Lady Willoughby de Broke, Conservative & Unio

10/06/1911

Report of Rugby Womens Suffrage Society meeting joint with Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise

03/06/1911

Letter referring to American view of Women's Suffrage, Mary Dormer Harris, Leamington.

03/06/1911

A letter sent to the paper gives an extract from a private letter of an American point of view on the

02/06/1911

Correspondence - letter from an individual living in Canada … 'do not have to go to the same lengths

02/06/1911

Advert for Rugby Womens Suffrage Society meeting joint with Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise

27/05/1911

Suffragist's will contested. Miss Mary Garner Savage, Church Row, Hampstead.

29/04/1911

Letter to the paper entitled 'Corporation and Women's Suffrage' referring to 'the extraordinary recep

28/04/1911

Town councils - Mr Asquith quoted as saying women will have the vote when there is a demand for it. L

28/04/1911

Results of councils resolutions for women's suffrage. Mentions Sir George Kemp.

28/04/1911

Correspondence - Town Councils & Women's Suffrage: 47 councils passed resolution in favour. Alice M.

21/04/1911

Letter to the paper entitled 'Town Council and Women's Suffrage' from a 'working woman resident', sta

14/04/1911

Letter of reply referring to franchise in Australia & New Zealand. Patience Hanbury, The Lodge Farm,

08/04/1911

2 letters to the editor objecting to use of St Mary's for Women's Suffrage service.

08/04/1911

Church service for Church League for Women's Suffrage, St Mary's, Warwick. Mentions Canon Escreet.

08/04/1911

A service was held at St. Mary's Church, Warwick, 'at the desire of the members of the Church League

07/04/1911

Votes for Women - sermon given by Archdeacon Escreet at St Mary's church, Warwick …church has not giv

07/04/1911

A service is to be held at St. Mary's Church, Warwick, in connection with the Church League for Women

31/03/1911

Letter to the paper entitled 'Suffragettes and the church' - a man expresses his dismay that St. Mary

31/03/1911