Hilda Chamberlain

(1847-1875)

British businessman, politician, and statesman

Educationist and political organizer

English political organizer and activist

English footballer

Talbot [<em>née </em>Lyttelton], Lavinia , promoter of women's education

Member of British parliament, women's rights campaigner

Pease, Marian Fry , schoolteacher

British linguist

British writer

Robertson, Caroline Anna Croom , college administrator

Military commander and administrator

Novelist and short-story writer

English Tudor gentlewoman

English lawyer, editor

Lady of the bedchamber to queen elizabeth i of england

English peer and landowner

Baring [née Stewart-Mackenzie], Louisa Caroline, Lady Ashburton , art collector and philanthropist

Neville, Anne , abbess of Pontoise

, campaigner for women's rights and supporter of Italian independence

Sturge, Emily , campaigner for women's education and suffrage

UK suffragette -first to be force fed

British activist

English courtier, politician and diplomat

Wife of Arthur Neville Chamberlain

English military commander during the English Wars of the Roses

English letter writer

Scottish painter

Director of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force; RAF Air Marshal

British politician

Marley, Hilda Gertrude [<em>name in religion </em>Marie Hilda] , psychologist and educationist

English welfare worker

English Roman Catholic writer, translator, philanthropist

Tennant [née Eroles], Mariquita Dorotea Francesca , social reformer

Marvin [née Deverell], Edith Mary , inspector of schools

English Venerated Catholic

Politician

Peer

English philanthropist

English diarist

British civil servant

Davies, Ann Lorraine [known as Ann Lindsay] , actress and translator

Novelist

British politician

British activist

Trail, Ann Agnes [name in religion Agnes Xavier] , Roman Catholic nun and artist

Scottish suffragette

English religious philanthropist

British Liberal Party politician

English diplomat