... Ankers was charged with damaging a lock, the property of Thomas Smith, at Loughborough, on the 30' h ult., and assaulting Margaret Smith, his wife, but the case was dismissed Thomas Miller wa's charged with damaging a currant tree, value Is., the property ...

... agreed to convene • farther meeting with a view to the formation or • branch, and to invite Mr. Macpherson or Miss Margaret O. Bondfield. assistant secretary, to attend and give an addrms.—Satisfaction was expressed at decision of the Peterborough Branch ...

... attendance, and although the audience was iargely composed of shop asoietants there was a fair sprinkling tradesmen.—Miss Margaret Bondfiekl (assistant general secretary the National Union Shop Assistants) having spoken, Mr. Morgan E. Bryant moved: That ...

... SEDDON, Pailiamentary Candidate for Newton Division. MR. JAS. MACPHERSON, General Secretary the National Union. !MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD, Assistant Secretary. MISS MARY R. MACARTHUR, Seoretary Woman's Trade Union League. MR. H. L. BARRETT, District Organifer ...

... SEDDON, Parliamentary Candidate for Newton Division. MR. JAS. MACPHERSON, General Secretary of the National Union. MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD, Assistant Secretary. MISS MARY MACARTHUR, Secretary Women's Trade Union League. MR. H. L. BARRETT, District Organiser ...

... SEDDON, Parliamentary Candidate for Newton Division. MR. JAS. MACPHERSON, General Secretary of the National Union. HISS MARGARET BONDFIE]LD, Assistant Secretary. MISS B. MACARTHUR, - Seeretary Women's Trade Union League. MR. H. L. BARRETT, District Organiser ...

... supported on the platform by Rev. R. T. Talbot, Miss Mac Arthur (secretary of the Woman's Trade Union League), Miss Margaret Bondfield (secretary of the Shop Assistants' Union), Mr. H. L. Barrett (organiser for the distriot), Mr. 0. Anderson (one of the ...

... the views of the democracy. but the movement was onl‘{ of ur{.:tnlul growth, and it was their duty to en it. ~Miss Margaret A. Bondfield (Assistant Sceretary, Shop Assistant’s Umion), then delivered a most invigorating and eloquent speech. She said she ...

... (president of the local branch of the National Union of Boot and Shoe Operatives) was in the chair, supported by Miss Margarct Bondfield (assistant secretary of the Shop Assistants” Union), Messrs. A. J. Dobbs and ¥. Walker. Mr. J. I Derbyshire was at the piano ...

... also hoped able to get now hassocks and curtains for the church. Mrs. T. Casswell formally declared the sale open, and Miss Margaret Harrisson presented her with a basket of choice flowers. The Vicar proposed a vote of thanks Mrs. Casswell. Mr. Casswell ...

... Shop Aesistante Union held on Thursday night in Regent-street. Evils of Shop Life was the subject discuemel. Ilia, Margaret Bondfield, the assistant secretary of the union contended that the improvement of recent years in the conditions of the ehopworker ...

... Central Hall, The speakers will indnde the Countess of Warwick, Messrs. Will Thome, M.P., H. M. Hyndman, H. Quelch, Miss Margaret Bondfield, and Mrs. Bridges Adams. , ;> Ode of tee mod interesting of toe subsidiary meetings arising opt the congress will be ...