... dosed the meeting. NATIONALISATION. MISS BONDFIELD'S REPLY TO THE ECHO. LABOUR AND LOCAL OPTION. At her meeting at the Central Labour Hall on Saturday night, a report of which appears in another column, Misa Margaret Bonneld said she must again devote a ...

... McCurdy's Candidature will kindly report themselves at either of the above Committee Rooms. MISS BONDFIELD. RETURN VISIT TO NORTHAMPTON MEN'S OWN. Miss Margaret Bondfield paid a return visit to the Northampton Mees Own yesterday and was welcomed by a ia audience ...

... meeting at Vernon-terrace School., night, and in reply to question s by them, Miss Margaret Bondfield gave an exp a‘ i, Lion of her views upon local option. Miss Bondfield was first asked it she in favour of total prohibition? In reply she said she was ...

... prisoners were taken. THE LABOUR CAMPAIGN. --g- MR. LEES SMITH UNABLE TO COME. During the last five days of her campaign Miss Margaret liondfield will have delivered no fewer than 42 addresses. Mr. H. B. Lees Smith had promised to l , speak on behalf of Miss ...

... REAPERS' TIEWis. IS LABOUR SELFISH? To the Editor of the Daily Echo. Sir,—There is a decision to be given as to whether Miss Bondfield or Mr. McCurdy is to represent Northampton in Parliament. We have to decide for a form of fusion, pro tem., or put a plank ...

... Gualition.—Miss Margaret liondfield. The world to-day is built on slavery; Britain is built on slavery. Tt may not be chattel slavery, but it is wa ger slavery, and it is none the lose real. '—Mr. Ben Spoor, M.P. When Miss Bondfield rose to speak at ...

... sent. PARLIAMENTARY BY-gLECTION. /IS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that ALL 11 AGCOUNTS in connection with the CANDIDATURE of MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD MUST BE SENT TO ME, WILLIAM ROBERT RAYNE% AT MY OFFICE, 68, ABINGTON STRErr. NORTHAMPTON, WITHIN 14 DAYS FROM THIS DATE ...

... yeast/relay; and to Mr. W. F. Locke, of Kettering, who was 41. . At the I.L.P. Cunferance in Glasgow on Monday, Mien Margaret Bondfield was elected a member of tho National Council of the party. All the threatres and picture houses in Northampton were ...

... THE I.L.P.- AT NORTHAMPTON AND GLASGOW. MISR MARGARET BONDFIELD was the I.L.P. candidate in the Northampton by-election. The annual confer once of the I.L.P. is now being held at Glinigew. What a difference between the I.L.P. election policy in this town ...

... Stringfellow. Stringfellow bad an enthusiastic disciple in Mr. William Sondtield, who, I take it, was a relative of Miss Margaret Bondfield, herself a native of Chard. Mr. Bondfiel I used to shoot various types of bird:.,hoping to discover the secret of flight ...

... fortnight Miss Bondfield would have won .by her personality alone. They were going to fight agate. and they hoped to fight with the same candidate. The Coalition nen* dare divide, for as sure as they did. Lab. our would win hands down. Miss Bondfield said they ...

... fact that there is prejudice against a women, affected th e result it is impossible to *ll5- • • • LABOUR'S ADVANTAGE MADAME MARGARET HEARN (TEACHER OF SINGING) ! RESUMES LESSONS APRIL 19th. Address:— Messrs. ABEL & BONS, The Parad. Nortiumpton. bi3o Th, ...