... St. John, N.B.—Edward Mary, Wright., from Miramichi—St. Andrew, Penny; Suffolk, --, and Acadia, , from Quebec—Dextrous, Bondfield, from Licata —aud Northatriton, Barrick, from Danzic. SAnuin.—Eurotas, Crosby,, for Havana—Latimer, Hall, for Oporto— Lorina ...

... John, N.B.—Edward & Mary, Wright, from M iramichi —St . Andrew, Penny; Suffolk, --, and Acadia, , from Quebec—Dextrous, Bondfield, from Licata —and North Briton, Barrick, from Danzic. SAILED.-7urotas, Crosby, for Havana—Latimer, Hall, for Oporto—Latina ...

... Dublin. The granting of a final order was adjourned for three months; insolvent to have the protection of the court. Margaret Bondfield, upholsteress, was opposed on behalf of Messrs. Bartholomew, of Macclesfield. Mr. Roby supported the petitition. The ...

... Dublin. The granting of a final order was adjourned for three months; insolvent to have the protection of the court. Margaret Bondfield, upholsteress, was opposed on behalf of Messrs. Bartholomew, of Macclesfield. Mr. Roby supported the petitition. The ...

... snapped at Skipping-Rope Fatality — the Coroner’s Court on Satarday morning before Mr T E Sampson inquest tonching death of Margaret F'raser aged nine daughter of a dock labourer lived in court in Slade-street Deceased other children were playing in Arlington ...

... the executive, that a special levy of a halfpenny per member per month for organising purposes should be made. Miss Margaret Bondfield, the assistant secre- tary, presented a statistical return in regard to the conditions of labour and the wages of 32 ...

... the executive, that st special levy of a halfpenny per member per month for or- ganising purposes should be made. Miss Margaret Bondfield, assistant secretary, pre- sented a statistical return in regard to-the conditions of ,labour, in 114 shops-prineipally ...

... Birkenhead Trades Council) and Mr. J. Moore (Liverpool Trades Council) supported, and the resolution was carried. Miss Margaret Bondfield, assistant secretary of the union, moved—“Thaf this demonstration of shop assistants, warehousemen. and dorks expresses ...

... with contributions for the Benevolent Fund were handed up to the president from the branches. The amount was 6s. Miss Margaret C. Bondfield, assistant secretary. reported with reference to the international movement that the British Union had been entrusted ...

... with contributions for the Benevolent Fund were handed to the president from the branches. The amount was 6s. Miss Margaret C. Bondfield, assistant secretary, reported with reference to the international movement that the British Union had been entrusted ...

... present in good force. The opponents of the bill among the speakers were Sir Charles Dilke, the Earl of Lytton, and Miss Margaret Bondfield, while Lord Avebury had the support of Mr. Aubrey Rees, of tbe Grocer’s Assistants’ Union. The Tesolution condemning ...

... grievances, and also for organising pur- poses. Councillor F. Thomas occupied the j chair, and the speakers were Miss Margaret Bondfield, of London, the Rev. B. W infield, Councillor D. Irving, and Mr. Andeivon, organising secretary. There was a moderate ...