Decision to form Birmingham branch of Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise Association. Lady Wil

09/12/1911

Mr Asquith howled down by suffragists at City Temple, London, forced to leave without making speech.

02/12/1911

Indignation of Manhood Suffrage Bill, Lady Willoughby de Broke, Chief speaker, NUWSS, East Berkshire

25/11/1911

Support for women's suffrage, violence condemned, Lord Selborne, Speaker, Liverpool.

25/11/1911

Pledge to support & amend Suffrage Bill, Lloyd George, Chancellor of Exchequer, Westminster.

25/11/1911

Raid of Militant Suffragists, over 200 arrests. Meeting denounced proposed Suffrage Bill, demanded eq

25/11/1911

Editorial-militant suffragists behaving badly. WSPU rejected reasonable discussions. Attempt to storm

25/11/1911

Women's suffrage meeting at Public Hall, Kineton, Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise Associati

11/11/1911

Meeting at Winter Hall, Leamington, Votes for Women. Continued support for Conciliation Bill. Reports

11/11/1911

Manhood suffrage, confirmed by Asquith (PM) that women's suffrage could be extended by amendment of B

11/11/1911

Notice of meeting to be held at Public Hall, Kineton. Mentions Lady Willoughby de Broke, presiding,

04/11/1911

Advert for Joint Meeting of WSS at Winter Hall, Leamington. Mentions Rev. Percy Dearmer presiding. Lo

04/11/1911

Article in support of Conciliation Bill printed in the 'Standard', Lady Willoughby de Broke, Activist

21/10/1911

Meeting, Public Hall, Henley in Arden - Mr Philip Foster MP & Conciliation Bill, expressing support f

14/10/1911

Meeting Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise Association at St John's , Warwick. 2 speakers. M

14/10/1911

Drawing room meeting at Longbridge Manor, 2 speakers. Miss Phyllis Richardson, organiser of meeting;

14/10/1911

Recent new post. 'I am here to organise the women suffragist forces in Coventry, Leamington, Warwick

07/10/1911

Garden meeting at Combroke to discuss reasons for women's suffrage, ref to promised discussion within

16/09/1911

Women's Suffrage at work in Australia. Sir William Lyne, Premier of New South Wales speaker at publi

05/08/1911

Suffrage demonstration through town with banners followed by meeting at the Fountain, Stratford on Av

29/07/1911

Meeting of Conservative & Unionist Women's Franchise Association at Compton Verney. Poor women to gai

15/07/1911

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

24/06/1911

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

10/06/1911

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

03/06/1911

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

29/04/1911