I’m very grateful to the History of Stokey twitter feed for posting these two images. (I’ll even let them off calling it “Stokey”).
First of all an amazing poster for a meeting in 1906:
The space the meeting was held in is still used by the Library for exhibitions and events.
Millicent (or Mrs Henry) Fawcett and her husband have been mentioned in a previous post about Hackney Suffragettes and the 1866 petition.
Also an image of Suffragettes outside Stoke Newington station in 1899:
Any further pointers or information about the women’s suffrage movement in Hackney, Stoke Newington or Shoreditch would be gratefully received.
The Radical History of Hackney 
Some issues of ‘Votes for Women’ are online; search seems very unreliable, but I found one mention of Hackney in it: an ELFS meeting in Devonshire Hall, E7, in 1914:
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2712&dat=19140731&id=GG89AAAAIBAJ&sjid=WysMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5006,16155861&hl=en
Found another item about Hackney in VFW: suffragists disrupting a Liberal meeting in Dalston Theatre:
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2712&dat=19121213&id=xW49AAAAIBAJ&sjid=WysMAAAAIBAJ&pg=1772,6870419&hl=en
Thanks for both of these, John – I’ll have a rummage when I get a minute!
I realise that this post is from a good few years ago but in the ongoing research for the Women from Hackney’s History books I have gathered a lot of information on Hackney suffrage supporters and activists. There will be a talk at the inaugural Hackney History Festival in May.