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List of Illustrations 7
Prologue 10
1 The Chaotic World of the Old Palace of Westminster:
Meet the Women 15
2 Ellen Manners Sutton: Scandal at the Speaker’s House 29
3 Woman in Charge: Jane Julia Bennett, House of Lords
Housekeeper 43
4 Catering for the Members: Jane, Goddess of Bellamy’s 59
5 The Admirable Mrs Gully and her Gallery 73
6 ‘Losing their Reason’: Eliza Arscot and her Fellow Housekeepers 91
7 The Ever-Youthful Miss Ashworth: Typing Comes to
Parliament 105
8 For One Night Only? Emily Wilding Davison in the Cupboard 125
9 A Wartime Innovation: The Girl Porters 143
10 The Monstrous Regiment: Women Managers in the Lords 157
11 Miss Bell and her Bell: The Later Housekeepers 173
12 Expert Shots and Dragons: Parliament at War 185
13 ‘GIRL CLERK IN COMMONS’! 207
14 Hansard and the Battle for Equal Pay 221
15 The Strain of Carrying Ladders: The Library and Archives 237
Epilogue
Thanks and Acknowledgements ^53
Sources and Further Reading
Notes 267
Index 281

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Drawing on unique research based on the Parliamentary archives, government records and family history sources, Mari Takayanagi and Liz Hallam Smith show how women touched just about every aspect of the life of Parliament, largely unacknowledged - until now. Along the way, we meet an array of impressive and life-affirming women: from the Rickman sisters eavesdropping on Parliamentary debates from the roof space above the Commons in the 1820s; to Jane, the doyenne of Bellamy's, purveyors of tea, chops, steaks, pies and wine to MPs in the 1840s; and to Jean Winder, the first female Hansard reporter, who fought for years after being appointed in 1944 to be paid the same as her male counterparts. As historians and Parliamentary insiders themselves, Takayanagi and Hallam Smith bring these unsung heroes to life, charting along the way the changing context for working women within and beyond the Palace of Westminster.