Ref ID: 810
Title
Suffragist Campaign: Dorothy Evans on Trial - Scenes at the Courthouse'
Description
Ulster Echo 1914 - Details of Miss Dorothy Evan's trial at the Belfast Assizes and associated disturbances. The well-known Suffragette was standing trial, charged with possession of materials for making explosives with intent to cause serious injury. Mrs Metge, a Lisburn-based Suffragette was arrested after smashing two glass panels in the door, having been denied entry to the court.
Theme
Ulster Women & Suffrage
Additional Information
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Date
1914
Classification
Newspaper - The Ulster Echo
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