English: Papers on Millicent Browne Suffragette - An album of poetry, tipped in letters and snippets relating to the suffragette Millicent Browne, including a letter addressed to Browne, whilst at Bow Street Police Constabulary from lady Constance Lytton. The envelope reads: " Miss Millicent Browne Suffragette Bow Street Police Const Bow Street London" and is inscribed on the verso of the envelope: "Kindly deliver to Millicent Browne, Suffragette on July 9th". The ALS inside sent from Austria and dated Tues. July 6th 1909 reads: " Dear Miss Browne, I felt so proud (?) for Hertfordshire when I saw your name on the list of the arrested members of the Deputation. How splendid of you to have gone: I know you must have had many difficulties to overcome -- which of us has not. This is only a line to thank you, and to take you all my good wishes. Yours very truly and with great admiration for your courageous act Constance Lytton. I am sending this to Bow Street & hope it will be there in time".