Police report on Annie Kenney and others leading a demonstration, 9 June 1906 (Catalogue ref: MEPO2/1016)
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Copy from Refused Charge Book at Cannon Row Station
| No. | Date and hour brought to Station. | Name and No. of Constable. | Names and address of Complainant. | Name and address of person accused. | Nature of charge or complaint | Signature of Officer on duty. | Reason why the charge was refused or the accused liberate at the Police Station |
| 2 | 9.3.06
11.10am |
S.D. Insp. Laughlin. | S.D. Insp. Laughlin. | Irene Fenwick Miller,
15 Newport House, Gt. Newport Street, W.C. Spinster (P.C.103A). Annie Kenny [sic], 45 Park Walk, Chelsea. Spinster. (P.C.81AR). Mrs Flora Drummond, 45 Park Walk, Chelsea, Married. (P.C.78AR).
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(All) Disorderly conduct at Downing Street, further being guilty of conduct likely to provoke a breach of the peace. Further, wilfully knocking at the door of No 10 without lawful excuse. | C. Emerick, Insp. | At the request of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Prime Minister, per Mr. Ponsonby, Private Secretary, the charge was not proceeded with and they were allowed to go at 11.35. a.m. |