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... Alley, Haw! Ist. inst., Jonx years, Froends ata pe | accept of this Logie Feus, Lochee eldest daughter of Ms Dav? ult., MARGARET, Bondfield, Cupar, on the 29ui relict of the late Mr wearer, onthe 23d uit. Davi, son of Davip FLEMING At M on the 23th ult. Janz ...
... and Gala hi els, aged 34 years. Bondfield Cottage, Cupar, on inst, Margaret Stevenson, granddaughter of Mr Gavin .Stevenson, gardener, in the 2Ut year of her age—much regretted. South Toll, Cupar, on the inst, Margaret Foster, her 95ih year. («)ne of ...
... daughtei o ii solicitor, Dundee. No cards. q+rcet. r,. Shepherd—Doig.— At 41 le ' ter the 11th inst., David Shepheid, . exa r Margaret, second daughter i Hilton of Fearn, by Brechin. 0 ee 'p^ Anderson—Hunter.— At 29 Cl> . burgh, on fthe lltb inBt *' / s 01 ...
... of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Tay Street Lane, Dundee, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. R. Wnrren, Thomas Robertson, Chelsea, Margaret, fifth daughter of William Stewart. the inst., at the Parish Church of Barton ou the Heath, by the Rev. H. Nettleship, rector ...
... of daughter. MARRIAGES. At Tay Street Lane, Dundee, on the inst., by the Rev. R. S. Warren, Thomas Robertson, Chelsea, to Margaret, fifth daughter of William Stewart. At 38 Barrack- Street, Dundee, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. D. M. Ross, Alexander Strachan ...
... The Secretary added that the number of members at the end of December was 10.041. The report was adopted. ~ Miss Margaret C. Bondfield, assistant secretary, reported with reference to the in{ernational movement that the British Union had been entrusted ...
... f-a-dosea towns during the first fortnight in Oc tober. This will followed by visit from the assistant secretary. Kiss Margaret G. Bondfield woo will address meetings in Glasgow, Edinburgh. Dundee, and Aberdeen. Miss Macarthur of Ayr. the president the Scottish ...
... Assistant Secretary, Miss Margaret G. Bondfield, who will address meetings in Glasgow, FEdnburgh, Dundee, and Aberdeen. Miss Macarthur, of Ayr, the President of the Scottish National Council of the Union, will join Miss Bondfield at Edinburgh and Glasgow ...
... officers where girls were employed under the Public Health Act than under the Factory Act. SHOP GIRLS' GRIEVANCES. Miss Margaret G. Bondfield, dealing with the effects on health of women's employment in shops, said the shop hours were far too long. It was quite ...
... their own, but their case was taken up by the Women's Trades Union League, whoso presidents, Miss Tuckwell and Miss Margaret Bondfield, are activelv engaged in assisting the girls in their dispute. THE EMPLOYERS' CASE. Interviewed, Mr Campbell, the general ...
... compulsory arbitration in case trade disputes court composed of equal numbers men's and mastera' representatives. Miss Margaret G. Bondfield, London, supported the proposition in a pat speech. Mr Brace, strongly opposed the resolution. contending that it was ...
... ex officio. Mr John Ward, M.P., was the highest of the unsuccessful, with 604 votes, Mr Sexton having 577 and Miss Margaret G. Bondfield (Shop Assistants) 475. Mr Shackleton and Mr J. N. Bell (National Union of Labour) were elected for the American delegation ...