ublic@vhost@g@html@files@54955@54955-h@54955-h-11.htm.html#Page_50" class="pginternal">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

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, 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, 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