Bridgeman Education

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Sugar Ray singer Mark

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MARRINER Sir Neville with

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Giuseppe Sinopoli in 1982

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Lliterature - young

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"Mirandolina" by Carlo Osvaldo Goldoni, directed by Jonathan Munby, 2007 (photo)

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"Mirandolina" by Carlo Osvaldo Goldoni, directed by Jonathan Munby, 2007 (photo)

ID: SKC3889750

Piano - female pianist, Helen Nash

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Piano - female pianist Helen Nash

ID: SKC3889754

Conductor - young woman Helen Nash

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Legal summons to Leonora Cohen to appear at the Bow Street Police Court at 10 am on 24 November 1911 (print & pen and ink on paper)

English School, (20th century)

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Letter from Annie Combe to Mrs Leonora Cohen, dated 25th February 1913 (pen & ink on paper)

Combe, Annie (fl.1913)

ID: LMG3900484

Information and Complaint of Kirk Handley, Deputy Chief Constable of the City of Leeds, page 1 reverse, 9th May 1913 (pen & ink on paper)

Handley, Kirk (fl.1913)

ID: LMG3900486

Information and Complaint of Kirk Handley, Deputy Chief Constable of the City of Leeds, page 2, 9th May 1913 (print & pen and ink on paper)

Handley, Kirk (fl.1913)

ID: LMG3900487

Information and Complaint of Kirk Handley, Deputy Chief Constable of the City of Leeds, page 3, 9th May 1913 (pen & ink on paper)

Handley, Kirk (fl.1913)

ID: LMG3900490

Daft of letter from Henry Cohen to the Home Office informing them he is no longer happy to accept responsibility for Leonora Cohen if she is released under the Cat and Mouse Act, page 1, 1913 (pencil on paper)

Cohen, Henry (20th century)

ID: LMG3900491

Draft of letter from Henry Cohen to the Home Office informing them he is no longer happy to accept responsibility for Leonora Cohen if she is released under the Cat and Mouse Act, page 2, 1913 (pencil on paper)

Cohen, Henry (20th century)

ID: SZT3900060

Front view of a Tschaika GAZ - 13 with Russian registration in Moscow. The Chaika was a functionary car, which was usually delivered to high officials of the Eastern Bloc, 1964 (b/w photo)

ID: SZT3900062

A family from Munich makes a trip with her Mercedes to Rottach-Egern on the Tegernsee, 1960 (b/w photo)

ID: SZT3900064

A Mercedes 300 SL Coupe with West German license plate in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic, 1967 (b/w photo)

ID: SZT3900067

Model with dress, coat and fur hat posing in a BMW 507 Roadster in Berlin, 1965 (b/w photo)

ID: SZT3900070

Mercedes in front of Cafe Schmied, 1960 (b/w photo)

ID: SZT3900078

Visitors to the Leipzig Spring Fair are interested in a Mercedes Benz 220. The Leipzig Trade Fair was an important center for East-West trade, 1963 (b/w photo)

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This is General Gordon. I have forgotten was there a past?, 2011 (mixed media)

Bob and Roberta Smith (b.1963)

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Page 3 of the testimony of J.A. Rinumens of 7-8 Great Winchester Street, assessing the damage done to the jewel case in the Tower of London by Mrs Leonora Cohen, Leeds Suffragette, on 1st February 1913 (pencil on paper)

Rinumens, J. A. (fl.1913)

ID: LMG3900354

Type-written evidence in the court case against Mrs. Leonora Cohen (for breaking glass at the Tower), page 3, 1913 (print)

English School, (20th century)

ID: LMG3900355

Legal deposition A.57 laying out the case against Mrs Leonora Cohen (Leeds suffragette) for breaking a glass show case at the Tower of London, 1st. February 1913 (print)

English School, (20th century)

ID: LMG3900356

and-written summing-up speech by Mrs. Cohen, May 1913, at her trial under the Malicious Damages Act 1860 and for inciting the public to militancy. These charges were based upon plain clothes police officers making notes of speeches she gave at meetings on Woodhouse Moor and the Miner's Institute in East Leeds, 1913 (pen & ink on paper)

Cohen, Leonora (1873-1978)