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... oats in favour of more rational knickers and the wearing warmer clothing about the neck and arms (applause). Miss Margaret E. Bondfield, assistant secretary of the N.U.B.A.W. and 0,, emphasized, one had had practical experience, the truth everything that ...
... W eebbaen WVillem, Buntekoe, from Buenos Ayres; the Adrien, Bruneau, ?? ; the Jeune Adeline, Lehardy, from St. Maio, the Margaret, Anderson, from Sundea5ll ; the Louiee, Beckmnan from Dantzlo; the Charles, Sbtx0on, from Bordeaux- the Calypso, Outerbridge ...
... from the maximum. Passed with distinction and gains a prize—M S Coombs, Castle Cary Centre; Walter H Gray, Williton centre; Margaret H Knight, Langport; John Mare, Ilminster; Blanche Masey, Taunton; William Millard, Crewkerne; Arthur E Mills, Wells; S Prideaux ...
... the maximum. Passed with Distinction and Gains Prize :—M. S. Coombs. Castle Cary centre ; Walter H. Grey, Williton centre ; Margaret H. Knight, Langport; John Mare, ; Blanche ATascy, Taunton ; William Millard, Crewkerne; Arthur E. Mills, Wells ; P. S. Prideaux ...
... Church, Jubbulpore, East India, J. H. Cumimngs, Esq., to CeUa Alic. daughter of Mr. W-. llobley, of Bath. Feb. 10, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, the Rev. Canon Farrar. agisted by the Rev. G. Browne, James Fredk. TuttelL son of Mr. T. J. Tuttell, of Bath ...
... n, and Clerk*, meeting was held at the Imperial Coffee Tavern, ; High-street, Cheltenham, on Thursday evening, when Miss Margaret G.Bonifield (of London) gave . address on the principles the Union, with , view to the inauguration local branch. The chair ...
... Talaley, ditto Girls, £2 2s. • Mr. Brown, Tormohun Li 25.; Miss Lee, ditto Girls, £2 Is. ; Miss Robins, Ideate, LI is.; Mrs. Bondfield, Oirls, 12h.; Miss Churchwimd, Upton Infants, £1 se. Prizes of bob were awarded to the following pupil teachers, who placed ...
... William Jenkins, a daughter. Sept. 20, at 3, Sion-place, Bathwick-hill, the wife of John E. Ketnor, a son. Sept. 21, at Bondfield-place, Upper Weston, the wife of W. E. Angell, son Sept 22, at Rawal Pindi. Punjab, the wife of Capt. W. E. Phillips, 28th ...
... from the maximum. Passed with distinction and gain a prize.— S. Coombs, Castle Cary centre; Walter H. Grey, Williton centre; Margaret H. Knight, Langport: John Mare, Ilminster; Blanche Masey, Taunton; William Millard. Crcwkerne; Arthur E. Mills, Wells; F ...
... his employees towards the town, just as the latter was turning out of Belvedereroad. Mr. Bondfield was precipitated from his trap on to the footpath. Mrs. Bondfield, who was unhurt, seeing that the pony was about to bolt, jumped from her seat, and caught ...
... Strong; 3. Rachael Elizabeth Barford; (eqoal) Florence Margaret Cowbens, Frederick ana George M. Lovibond, lecturer’s prise: 7 (squall Clara Joan Smith knd Catharine Mary Elizabeth Clarks ; 9. Margaret Gresswell; 10 (equah, Eleanor Beatrice Denham and Julia ...
... one. Hancock, W. W. Dining, Appleby, and F. E. Bondfield played good game for Chard, and Etches, Wainwright, and Whitbread for Ilininster. The Chard team composed follows :— Long, goal ; Winter and Bondfield, backs; Plaster and W. Dening, half-backs ; mock ...