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... 4th. Bishop Temple, of Manchester, will preside, and the speakers arc expected to include Sir Michael E. Sadler, Miss Margaret Bondfield, Mr. Henderson, and Mr. Clynes. • • BISHOP AND THE LEAGUE. In a letter to his diane sethe Bishop Oxford refers to the ...
... HANDS OFF EDUCATION. Miss Margaret Bondfield addressed a meeting of the women's section of the Northampton Labour Party at the Exeter Hall on Wednesday evening, Cad strongly criticised the Geddes Report in relation to education. A challenge had been thrown ...
... taffeta dress embroidered in heliotrope heeds, with a cloak of grey velours trimmed with moleskin, and hat to match. MISS BONDFIELD. CRITICISM OF THE GEDDPS REPORT. A reception was afterwards held in the Agehoolroom adjoining the church, abort 12,gnests ...
... competitions and dancing. Retreshmenbi were served. Mrs. F. M. Staley presided and offered a hearty welcome to Mies Margaret Bondfield. During interval Miss Bondfleld pn the object of the social. She was the women's potion of the Labour had made that ...
... xouOcksommionoonomi RAOZOOIIESE PAVILION BROTIINIIROOD. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). at 2-50 P.To• ORCHREITILI at 1140. MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD, J.P. • Subject— 1 he Need of a World Brotherhood. Soloist—MlSS EVA BILLING. Open Sunday, Ladles Wits& Barber and ...
... amdents tutted last week was 13 as incati , nts and 67 a s out-patients. WORLD sßoitiEßßooix ______ miss MARGARET BONDFIELD3 AGGRES4 Aims Margaret Bundtielj :attar:Rd • , large audience to the Itacesi.urse Pavili on . Northampton, on Sunday aiternoon, ...
... B. Hollowell, District (Thief Templar, presided. The principle of local option was favoured by Mr. Henry Vivian ,&nd Mies Margaret F.. flond fi elet I Whilst glad to aviewer question:. Mr. C. 'A. McCurdy, M.P.. einem pledge himself with regard to meartues ...
... Labour member who addressed tle Northampton Town and County Liberal Council last Saturday week. A SHREWD THRUST. Miss . Margaret Bondfield made a shrewd thrust at the Geddes Committee's raid on education at 'a meeting presided I • • °rzrby the Bishop of ...
... clerks and secretaries, 'women from the Civil Service. actresses, boot and shoe operatives, and cloth workers. Miss Margaret Bondfield presided, and said the Government should realise that employment for women was an indispensable condition of good government ...
... the prokingaticn London Chronicle. ; of life. It sounds just like cur Coali! * tica. MISS BONDFIELD AND BEER. • • There at the present moment a Miss Margaret 'Bondfid ,d J.P.: - scarcity of football . eferees. Fair wear speaking at St. Matthew's Sdsool ...
... Cartel'. (;. T. James, and 1). Thomas, with the (ler.; qtr. W. I'. Woodford). Continuing her campaign in Northampton, Miss Margaret Bondfield, the prospective Labour candidate for the Borough, addressed meetings on Thursday evening at Kingsthor rove Council ...
... Churchmen before ion ere allowed to be voted for? (Applause.) Mr. A. W. Lyne, who presided. wa s supported by Miss Margaret Bondfield. Mr. R. B. Topa Smith. Miss Whiteliurst, B.Se., Mrs. E. E. Simpson, Mrs. Branch, Mrs. Milton Powell. Mrs. Wootton. Mrs ...