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Expand 1 - Samuel Lees

1 - Samuel Lees

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Expand 3 - Eli Lees

Expand 4 - Charles Edward Lees

4 - Charles Edward Lees

Expand 5 - Dame Sarah Lees

5 - Dame Sarah Lees

Expand 6 - Marjory Lees

6 - Marjory Lees

Expand 7 - Dorothy Prodgers (nee Lees)

7 - Dorothy Prodgers (nee Lees)

Expand 8 - Werneth Park and Music Room

8 - Werneth Park and Music Room

Expand 9 - Werneth Park Study Centre

9 - Werneth Park Study Centre

Collapse 10 - Newspaper Scrap Books and miscellaneous cuttings etc

10 - Newspaper Scrap Books and miscellaneous cuttings etc

Expand 1 - Newspaper cuttings: General volumes

1 - Newspaper cuttings: General volumes

Expand 2 - Newspaper cuttings: Personalities

2 - Newspaper cuttings: Personalities

Collapse 3 - Newspaper cutting: Loose

3 - Newspaper cutting: Loose

Expand 1 - Newspaper cuttings, various subjects

1 - Newspaper cuttings, various subjects

Collapse 2 - Newspaper cuttings relating to suffrage

2 - Newspaper cuttings relating to suffrage

1 - 'Women Suffrage, Great Demonstration in London, Procession of 11,000 women, Respectful crowds of spectators'

2 - List of members of the Conciliation Committee for Woman Suffrage

3 - 'House of Commons, Women's Franchise Bill, A debate on non-party lines, both front benches divided'

4 - 'Women's Suffrage, The Government Bill Demand, A great demonstration in London, Men's support a feature'

5 - 'Treatment of women suffrigists by the police, Grave statement by the Conciliation Committee'

6 - 'Raid of militant suffrigists, Scenes round Houses of Parliament, Many windows broken in the streets, over 200 arrested'

7 - 'Women's Suffrage in the Far West'

8 - 'Women's Suffrage, Mr Lloyd George on the prospect, Reform Bill pledges and their value, Faith in the premier, The road to victory in this session'

9 - 'Against Women's Suffrage, The Albert Hall demonstration, Lord Chancellor's argument, Speeches by Lord Curzon and Mr Harcourt'

10 - 'Women Suffrage, The Conciliation Bill debate, Further sentences for window-breaking' etc

11 - 'Militant Suffragist Leaders, Three committed for trial'

12 - 'House of Commons, Women and the franchise, The Conciliation Bill, Speeches of Mr Asquith and Sir E. Grey, the Bill rejected'

13 - Correspondence 'Sir Almroth Wright and Women's Suffrage'

14 - 'Trial of Suffrigist Leaders, Mrs Pankhurst address to the jury'

15 - 'Christable in Paris, the Suffragist in exile meets the Daily Sketch, Easy escape from England, Amateur detectives thrown off the track'

16 - 'Women's Suffrage, Protest against forcible feeding'

17 - 'Women's Suffrage, Joint demonstration in Manchester, Insistent claim for the vote, Mrs Fawcett and the Prime Minister'

18 - 'Women Suffrage Leaders in Manchester' - Photograph

19 - 'Women's Suffrage, Men's international movement, Congress in London'

20 - 'Suffrigist scene, Cabinet ministers speech interrupted, A remarkable ten minutes'

21 - 'Edinburgh to London, The end of the women's march'

22 - 'Women's Suffrage, House of Commons to decide, Premier's statement, All stages of reform bill next year, Reply to important deputation'

23 - 'The election policy of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, by Mrs Henry Fawcett'

24 - 'Self control and public control'

25 - 'The Englishwomen's Suffrage Movement in 1912'

26 - 'Women's Suffrage, The Militant Truce'

27 - 'Cabinet split on suffrage, Ministers threat to resign, Grave Crisis, Police prepare for violence'

28 - 'Forty-Five Years of Agitation, Survey of the Women's Movement'

29 - 'House of Commons, The Franchise Bill, Will it have to be removed?, Speakers warning, The time table resolution'

30 - 'Franchise Bill, Cabinet's decision awaited, Ruling by chairman of committees, Women's suffrage in the bill's scope, etc'

31 - 'Franchise Bill Dropped, Premier and women's suffrage, A new undertaking, etc'

32 - 'Taxation and Representation'

33 - 'Mrs Pankhurst and a hunger strike'

34 - 'Women's Suffrage, National Union's new policy, to work for an undivided cabinet' and 'Mrs Pankhurst trial expedited' etc

35 - 'Women's movement in Germany, Attitude of the men'

36 - 'Mrs Pankhurst, Sentence of three years' penal servitude, Impassioned speech'

37 - 'Suffrage Rally, A record collection of £14,600, Mrs Pankhurst's position'

38 - 'Suffragette plans disclosed, A new prisoner, Documents read in court, Plots against public and private property'

39 - 'Mrs Drummond's collapse, Too ill to take her trial, W.S.P.U. and its "Young Hot Bloods"'

40 - 'Militants in Trafalgar Square, Conflict with the Police, Miss Sylvia Pankhurst arrested'

41 - 'Cat and Mouse Act, Mrs Pankhurst's Serious Condition'

42 - 'Power of Law-abiding Women'

43 - 'Mrs Pankhurst's Victory, Permission to enter America'

44 - 'President befriends Mrs Pankhurst, Militant leader allowed into United States'

44a - 'Suffragette or Suffragist'

45 - 'Mr Lloyd George and Women's Suffrage, Replies to three deputations, What militancy has done'

46 - 'Weapons of warfare and the Suffrage Movement'

47 - 'The Militants' Bill'

48 - 'Militants again released, Outrage at Cathedral in Birmingham, Daring raid on house of Mr McKenna'

49 - 'Suffrage prisoners, Cat and Mouse Act figures'

50 - 'Suffrage "raid" on Buckingham Palace, The conflict with police, Mrs Pankhurst and over 60 women arrested'

51 - 'Mr Asquith & Working Women, Their claim to the vote, Telling speeches and a sympathetic rally'

52 - 'Acceptance of Electoral Reform, Bill to be introduced, A sweeping majority'

53 - 'Huxley and Women's Suffrage'

54 - 'House of Commons, Votes for women, 330 majority against hostile amendment'

55 - 'House of Commons, Electoral reform bill, Vote for soldiers of 19, Municipal vote for married women of 30'

56 - 'Peers and votes for women, A large majority, Fears of conflict with Commons'

57 - 'The Women's Banners'

58 - 'Women with a past'

59 - 'The first militant suffragette'

60 - 'Suffragettes: 1905-1960, A plaque in praise of famous women'

61 - 'The Patient Suffragette'

62 - 'The famous Lydia Ernestine Becker of Foxdenton Hall, She led northern women in fight for votes'

63 - 'Campaigns of Miss Lydia Becker of Foxdenton Hall, Pioneer in education as well as suffrage'

Expand 11 - Lees family genealogical information

11 - Lees family genealogical information

Expand 12 - Journals and News Letters

12 - Journals and News Letters

Expand 13 - Miscellaneous

13 - Miscellaneous

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