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Suffragettes, in the centre is Emmeline Pankhurst, circa 1913
Young Suffragette, Mary Phillips, being dragged away by police after she threw flour at the Prime Minister, Mr Asquith, in Chester Town Hall Square. Circa September 1912
Leader of the WSPU Emmeline Pankhurst (centre) leads a womens procession along Victoria Embankment to demand that the government use women in the making of ammunition. 17th July 1915
The first of the ballot boxes is emptied out at the Guildhall, Hull for counting in the 1987 General Election. 15th June 1987
Scotland Referendum count, Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. 12th September 1997
Opening of Parliament. Suffragettes attempt to attack the house by airship. Miss Muriel Matters with megaphone, Hendon airfields, London. 16th February 1909. P013659
Suffragettes staging a sit-down strike, circa 1912
Suffragette museum at South Kensington, London. Pictured are women holding a Suffragette banner. 19th February 1947
Suffragette demonstration in London, 21st March 1906
Objects from the Suffragette movement are being assembled at Brunswick Square, where a museum has been started to perpetuate the memory of the fighters for womens suffrage
Charlotte Despard was an English-born, Suffragist, novelist, Sinn F?in activist, vegetarian and anti-vivisection advocate. Circa 1910
A Suffragette leaning out of a window, waving and holding a banner. Circa 1912
A museum in South Kensington, London, which holds militant equipment used by women Suffragettes during their campaign for the right to vote. 24th March 1939
Suffragettes, on the left is Mrs Solomon, centre is Emmeline Pankhurst, circa 1910
A Suffragette being restrained by three policemen. Circa 1912
Lady Pethick-Lawrence (right) and Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst lead a Suffragette demonstration, Christabel Pankhurst (in black & white) follows behind her mother. Circa 1910
Militant equipment used by women Suffragettes during their campaign for the right to vote. Seen in a museum in South Kensington, London. Pictured is a hammer and catapult used for smashing windows
Votes in the 1951 General Election for one of the Coventry constituencies are seen here being counted 25th October 1951
Police sniffer dogs searched every inch of Coventry Sports Centre before last nights " big count". The building was closed to the public from 6pm and sniffer dogs
Coventrys town clerk Mr Fred Smith(right) and the scrutineers taking the Coventry West Division Services postal voters boxes into St. Marys Hall counting room
Newcastle Central General Election voters being counted at the Civic Centre. 1st May 1997
