Emily Collection (#5)

Mrs. Emily Monroe Dickinson 1841 -1918. Sister Of Charles Stewart Parnell. From The Book A Patriots Mistake By Emily Monroe Dickinson

Mrs. Emily Monroe Dickinson, 1841-1918 Sister Of Charles Stewart Parnell And Author Of A Patriots Mistake Being Personal Recollections Of The Parnell Family

Emily Selwood, Mrs Tennyson, Married In 1850 To Tennyson (Of Aldworth And Freshwater) Alfred Tennyson, 1St Baron, Byname Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1809-1892

Suffrage Demonstration N. U. W. S. S
Suffrage Demonstration N.U.W.S.S. Leaders of the N.U.W.S.S at the Suffrage Demonstration and March from the Embankment of the Albert Hall, 13th June 1908. Mrs. Fawcett, Lady Frances Balfour, Mrs

Suffragette Demonstration Rally Hyde Park 23 July 1910. Mrs Pethick-Lawrence, Christabel Pankhurst, Sylvia Pankhurst and Emily Wilding Davidson pictured at the Great Demonstration, July 23, 1910

Portrait of Lady Palmerston (Emily Lamb)

DAGUERREOTYPE: WOMEN. Portrait of Emily Everett Abbot and Mary Susan Everett Abbot. Daguerreotype, c1852

The Gulls, Polperro. Paterson, Emily Murray 1855-1934

BRONTE SISTERS. Charlotte Bronte (1816-1855), English novelist; Emily Jane Bronte (1818-1848), English novelist and poet; and Anne Bronte (1820-1849), English novelist

BRONTE: YORKSHIRE MAP. Map of the Haworth district of Yorkshire, home of the Bronte family

Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragette
Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, born Goulden, (1857-1928). English suffragette and founder of the Womens Social and Political Union

BRONTË: BOARDING SCHOOL. The clergy daughters boarding school attended by the Brontë sisters, the original of the Lowood School in Jane Eyre. Wood engraving, 19th century

Lady Emily Lutyens
LADY EMILY LUTYENS nee LYTTON Wife of the architect Sir Edwin Lutyens (m 1897), grand- daughter of the novelist Lord Lytton, and daughter of a Viceroy of India

Emily Bronte
EMILY BRONTE This portrait is thought by some to be of Emily, on circumstantial grounds

The Terrace - Houses of Parliament
The Terrace - Palace of Westminster - painting by Emily Maria Eardley Childers (18661922), known as Milly Childers. (from left): William Harcourt, James Keir Hardie, Benjamin Stone, Edward Grey

Emily Harriet Elizabeth Ayckbowm founded the Church Extension Association which aimed to make the Anglican church more accessible, particularly to the poor and those of limited education. Date: 1870s

Mary Emily Hitchens (nee Prinsep) (later Lady Tennyson)
Mary Emily ( May ) Prinsep (1853-1931), Daughter of Charles Robert Prinsep; former wife of Andrew Hichens, and later wife of Hallam Tennyson

Emily Countess Craven
EMILY MARY (nee Grimston) countess of CRAVEN wife of William, second earl, depicted at her work table. Date: ? - 1901

Emily Countess of Cork
EMILY DE BURGH, countess of CORK and ORRERY wife of Richard Boyle, ninth earl Date: CIRCA 1840

Emily Countess Bellamont
EMILY countess of BELLAMONT wife of Charles, Earl (see companion portrait). Date: 18th century

Patrick Bronte (Father)
PATRICK BRONTE, divine, father to Charlotte, Anne, Emily and Bramwell Date: 1777 - 1861

Pigot / Whitehall
LADY EMILY (NEE BENYON) PIGOT British aristocracy - daughter of Samuel Bates Benyon; married (as 2nd wife) Sir Robert Pigot, 4th Bt in 1850 Date: -

Emily Chubbock Judson
EMILY CHUBBOCK JUDSON American writer and missionary Date: 1817 - 1854

Emily Faithfull, womens rights campaigner
Emily Faithfull (1835-1895), womens rights campaigner. She set up a womens printing house, The Victoria Press, promoted womens employment, and appeared as a lecturer in the UK and America. Date: 1891

Kawanishi H8K2 Emily -the successor to the H6K Emily and equivalent to the RAFs Short Sunderland

Suffragette Proof Racecourse
Following the action of Emily Wilding Davison at the 1913 Epsom Derby, the racecourse authorities were keen to avoid any repetition. This cartoon envisages the Race Course of the Near Future, suff

Suffragette Arson Hurst Park. Shows the destroyed Grand Stand at Hurst Park Racecourse, 8th June 1913, caused by an arson attack by militant suffragettes Kitty Marion (1871-1944) and Betty Giveen

Committee rooms, House of Commons. Jane Bull holds a box labelled, Miss. J. Bull Franchise Realising it is empty, she confronts Herbert Gladstone who thinks, Dear me

May Fortescue, actress
May Fortescue (Emily May Finney, 1862 - 1950), English actress, singer and actor-manager. Date: 1887

Sketch cover, Emily Drange at Britannia
Front cover of The Sketch magazine featuring a photograph of American actress, Emily Drange in costume as Britannia. She was part of a patriotic tableau staged in New York

Lady Swettenham, an ambulance worker in France, WW1
Lady Swettenham, formerly Mary Emily Copeland, wife of the famous colonial administrator, Sir Alexander Sweettenhan, K.C.M.G

Dogs Through the Ages
This picture shows what dogs were used for throughout history until the Victorian age. It shows famous historical figures with their dogs, such as Henry VIII and Emily BrontÙ¼áspecific types of dog

Emily Judson
EMILY JUDSON (nee Chubbock) American writer, as Fanny Forester, wife of missionary in Burma with her autograph Date: 1817 - 1854

Emily Ctess Stanhope
EMILY HARRIET (nee Kerrison) countess STANHOPE wife of Philip Henry, fifth earl Date: 1813- 1873

Vctess. Palmerston
EMILY MARY, (nee Lamb) viscountess PALMERSTON daughter of 1st viscount Melbourne : wife of Henry lord Palmerston. Date: 1787 - 1869

Emily Lady Pakenham
EMILY LADY PAKENHAM (nee Stapleton) wife of sir Hercules Pakenham, depicted sketching. Date: ? - 1875

Emily Lady Montagu
EMILY MAGDALEN, lady MONTAGU (nee Dupre) wife of Lord William Montagu Date: ? - 1848

Francess Ds. Marlborough
FRANCES ANNE EMILY duchess of MARLBOROUGH (nee Vane-Tempest) wife of the seventh duke, mother of the 8th duke but also Lord Randolph Churchill, and so grandmother of Winston. Date: 1822 - 1899

Emily Mary King
EMILY MARY KING (nee Dawson) depicted before her marriage to J H Wyndham King. Date: circa 1852

Emily Lady Harding
EMILY, lady HARDING (nee Feilding) wife of the reverend Henry Harding Date: 1797 - 1883

Drawings Prints, Print, Greetings, Season, Emily, Morris, Gallatin, Artist, Ernest Haskell
Drawings and Prints, Print, Greetings of the Season from Emily Morris Gallatin, Artist, Ernest Haskell, American, Woodstock, Connecticut 1876-1925 West Point, Maine, Haskell, Ernest, American, 1876

SUFFRAGETTE, c1915. American suffragette Emily Pierson handing out leaflets in upstate New York. Photograph, c1915

EMILY DORMAN SHACKLETON. Wife of Ernest Henry Shackleton. Photograph, early 20th century

EMILY GREENE BALCH (1867-1961). American economist, writer, and pacifist. Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1946. Photograph, c1925

EMILY ELIZABETH DICKINSON (1830-1886) as a child. Oil painting, n. d
EMILY ELIZABETH DICKINSON (1830-1886) as a child. Oil painting, n.d

EMILY JANE BRONTE (1818-1848). English author: after a drawing by her sister, Charlotte

Wet Evening on the Riva, Venice. Paterson, Emily Murray 1855 - 1934

Elderberries. Corry, Emily D. 1873-1942

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"Emily: A Name Carrying the Legacy of Courage and Creativity" From the enigmatic verses Dickinson to the fearless activism of suffragette Emily Wilding Davison, this name has been etched in history. Like a sprig of sweet lavender by Emily Stride, it exudes a delicate yet captivating essence. In Memoriam, we remember Emily Bronte's haunting words that still resonate with readers today. Just as she painted vivid landscapes with her pen, Victorian mother Emily Polhill-Turner nurtured three children with love and tenderness. Standing tall amidst the moors is Top Withens in Haworth, West Yorkshire - a place that inspired both Bronte sisters and their literary masterpieces. It symbolizes the indomitable spirit shared by all Emilys who dared to challenge societal norms. Among them was suffragette Emily Davison, whose unwavering determination led her to become an Epsom Derby jockey. Her courageous act remains etched in our collective memory as a testament to women's fight for equality. In Dickens' classic novel "David Copperfield, " Mr Peggotty found solace in his adopted daughter Little Emily. Their bond exemplifies the power of familial love and resilience even in times of adversity. Through Suffragette Poetry Holloway Jingles, Emilys like Davison used their voices as weapons against injustice. They paved the way for future generations to enjoy freedoms we often take for granted. Whether through literature or activism, these remarkable Emilys have left an indelible mark on our world. Their stories serve as reminders that strength can be found within even the most seemingly ordinary names – like "Emily.