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... MISS BONDFIELD. CRITICISES OVERNMENT FOOD POLICY OP THE G. Miss Margaret Bondfield opened her campaign to -day with a dinner-hour meeting Outside ble , srs. Manfield'e factory. She was accompanied by Councillor L. Smith sad Councillor Will Rogers. There ...
... Motor Agents and Coachbuilders, Northampton. PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS In support if MARGARET BONDFIELD will be held as follows-- TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 8 Tin. CO-OPRRATIVZ HALL, lizetor Road. Speakers I Nismaret Bondlield, KETTERING ...
... all massed in one great group Yo fight for vested interests and protect themselves. HEALTHY DIVERSITY OF OPINION. Miss Margaret Bondfield said Mr. McCurdy had suggested a line of attack in the statement he made the previous night which teemed to suggest ...
... that she had previously addressed t‘o meetings dun. ing the evening. Miss Margaret Bondfleld gave an address extending over hail • an hour. The vote of confidence in Miss Bondfield, which was moved by Mr. Jas. Dribble, and seconded by Mr. L. C. Lovell,' ...
... PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS ninvrt a MARGARET BONDFIELD win b• hold as f 011 11 TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) at 8 p.m. CENTRAL LABOUR HALL. MARKET SQUARE. FRIDAY. at 8 p.m. CENTRAL LABOUR HALL, KINGSTHORPX GROVE ECHOOL, OPEN AIR MEETING, FAR COTTON ...
... People's shop. PARISH MUTING. tram the . Ooa aad THE BY.ELECTION. MISS BONDFIELD & HOUSING PLEDGES, TO-DAY'S MEETINGS. , The Labour Party held two dinner-hour meetings to-day. Miss Margaret 13ondfield addressed t.ne outside Messrs. Church's factory in Doke-efreer ...
... PAIILIAMENTART BY-ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS In onPrort MARGARET BONDFIELD wiU be held as Mows-- TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY}, at p.m. CENTRAL LABOUR BALL. EINGSTEORPX GROVE OPEN AIR MEETING. FAR COTTON. TO-MORROW (SATURIkAY) at 3 p.m. CENTRAL LABOUR BALL, (Et. HON ...
... Walter Harold Coles, John William Worboy, Fred Tarry, Harry Edgar Clarke. Arthur Vaughan Jones. George Harold Watts. BONDFIELD. MARGARET GRACE (Lab.), 97, St. George's-road. London S.W.I, trade union secretary. First Paper.—Proposer. Alfred George Blinn ...
... THE exERN SOUTH WARD. AT 11.30. Speakers MARGARET BONDFIELD. RT. BON. J. H. THOMAS. X.P. WaLTKR HALM 0. RO BE RS, X.P. REF. F. F. B T ARBIE!. LIEUT. OEOEOE. & others. NORTHAMPTON MEN'S OWN 1188 MARGARET BONDFIELD. &met: MISS EVA BILLING. MOM &SC. BAND MUM ...
... no question about that. Miss Margaret liondfield on Thursday night said the Mihi,stry of Food really was dependent for advice on the council of men largely drawn from the Labour Party. Most of the speakers Miss Bondfield bad to speak for her were helping ...
... Wednesday, Arch 31 for nominations and Friday, ril 9, for polling in both constituencies. MISS BONDFIELD AND THE ECHO. kIitIENTIAL INDUSTRIES. Margaret Bondfield replied to a leading artitte in Friday's Eoho last =lia a nieet‘na at ningstliorpo Grove ...
... ' PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS gupport of MARGARET BON DFIELD will be hold u followst TO - NIGHT (MODPOLn S pan. KARGARNT BONDFIELD. CENTRAL LABOUR HALL, ARTHUR PONSONEY. MILITARY ROAD SCHOOL JAC ( JONES. M.P. VERNON TERRACE SCHOOL, TB ...