Folder labelled ‘Mrs Despard’ and numbered ‘2702’, formerly containing 9/1a–8
Letter from Hugh Cecil to Lady Constance Lytton
Leaves from the Ethiopia Observer, containing an article headed ‘Sylvia Pankhurst: Her Rôle as a Suffragette’
Leaves from the Ethiopia Observer, containing tributes to Sylvia Pankhurst headed ‘Words of Appreciation from People who knew her over Many Years: From her Comrades in the Suffragette Movement’
Carbon copy of a letter from Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Richard Pankhurst
Letter from Richard Pankhurst to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Letter from Richard Pankhurst to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Letter from Richard Pankhurst to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Notes by Sylvia Pankhurst on her visits to American Institutions in June and July 1909
Paper by Sylvia Pankhurst on prisons in America
Paper by Sylvia Pankhurst on Lady Constance Lytton, headed ‘A Suffragette’
Circular letter by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence to members of the WSPU
List of women sentenced on 24 Nov. 1910
Extracts from a letter from L. V. (?) Barrett to Lady Betty Balfour
Paper headed ‘Personal Record of an Ex-Prisoner, Holloway, September 28, 1910 to Feb. 1911’
Draft of an article on prison officials
Notes of an interview between Lloyd George and a representative of the NUWSS on 23 Jan. 1912
Notes of a conversation with Lord Robert Cecil, on 25 Jan. 1912, possibly in the hand of Lady Constance Lytton
Copy of a letter from Andrew Bonar Law to Lady Betty Balfour, in an unidentified hand
Copy of a letter (from Lady Betty Balfour to Lady Constance Lytton?), in an unidentified hand
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter to the editor from Lady Betty Balfour, headed ‘Suffragist Prisoners’
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter to the editor from Lord Lytton, headed ‘The Case of Lady Constance Lytton: A Reply to Mr. McKenna’
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter to the editor from S. W. Harris, headed ‘The Case of Lady Constance Lytton: Home Office Explanation’
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter to the editor from Lord Lytton, headed ‘The Case of Lady Constance Lytton’
Copy of a letter from Millicent Garrett Fawcett to Lady Constance Lytton, in an unidentified hand
Cutting from The Standard, containing an article by Lady Betty Balfour headed ‘“Stick to your Guns.” Against Militancy—and Something More. A Test of Sincerity’
Statement by Harriet Kerr, containing an account of her imprisonment
Copy of a circular letter by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence
Copy of a circular letter by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence
Paper headed ‘These are some of the points which Mrs Pethick Lawrence is making in the course of her campaign in America’
