Imprisonment of eight suffragettes in Winson Green Prison in Birmingham following violent protests and incidents linked to a visit by the Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith, to Birmingham on 17 September 1909 : those imprisoned, with sentences ranging from one to three months, were Patricia Woodlock, Ellen Barwell, Hilda Evelyn Burkett, Leslie Hall, Mabel Capper, Mary Edwards, Mary Leigh and Charlotte Marsh...

Imprisonment of eight suffragettes in Winson Green Prison in Birmingham following violent protests and incidents linked to a visit by the Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith, to Birmingham on 17 September 1909 : those imprisoned, with sentences ranging from one to three months, were Patricia Woodlock, Ellen Barwell, Hilda Evelyn Burkett, Leslie Hall, Mabel Capper, Mary Edwards, Mary Leigh and Charlotte Marsh...

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Corporate Author: AM (Publisher) (digitiser.)
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified : publisher not identified, 1909]
Series:Women in the National Archives.
Subjects:
Suffragists > England > Birmingham.
Women > Suffrage > Great Britain.
Women political prisoners > Great Britain.
Prisons > England > Birmingham.
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