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... service© of several prominent members their Party as speakers during the campaign. They include Mies Ellen Wilkinson, Miss Margaret Bondfield, Mr. J. Bromley, the Rev. H. Dunnico and Dr. H. Dalton. GRENOSIDE WEDDING MISS M. JACKSON AND HENEY COX.' The wedding ...
... the Senate. The public very tired of the debate, and ,p,„ -d political reputations w th every further debate _ MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD. Anxiety about the Sinkimf i.. poet once wrote ot this woman America apprehensive abo the Labour candidate for Northampton ...
... Mr. Churchill as Chancellor Bristol University and (onferriim honorary degrees upon Mr. Snowden and also upon Miss Margaret Bondfield, M’nister of Labour. Admiral Sir Roger Keyes, Mr. Walter Runcirnan, Dr. Ralph Vaughan Williams, Mr. Walter d© Mare and ...
... insurance age to 15 on the school leaving age being raised to 15 in April, 1931. The second reading of the Biil i (Miss Margaret Bondfield) MR. J. H. THOMAS AT HOPE. MODERN CEMENT WORKS OPENED DIG AT WINSTON. SAMPLES MORE LASTING THAN HIS BRICKS. Air. J. ...
... ntlemrn tl o { \\* this branch of “Ro»!m often victim'; their sion during the wceh-cn*! le ...
... they deal. \\. M* Citrine talks on Labour and the eonitnumtvi l)r. Hewlett Johnson’s subject is Religion Interferes’'! Margaret Bondfield, XI.H.. does not leave anyone in doubt in her booklet on “The Meaning of Trade, and Leonard Woolf is less pronounced ...
... Trades Councils), Councillor Stevens (Birmingham), Mr. Frederick Rogers (organising secretary ot the mote* ment), Miss Margaret Bondfield, Mr. H. F. Stead, ?? Mr. C. Hobson (president of the Sheffield Prates Council), Mr. Stuart Uttley, Mr. Tom Shaw, Mr ...
... Dickenson, Dame Edith Lvttelton, Ladv Astor, Mrs. E. M. '-adhrirv, Gladstone, Lady Acland, .Mrs. Pethiek.Lawrer.ee. Margaret Bondfield. Maude Royden. and the editors the Manchester Guardian and the “rbserver.” . A right-about-face policy must be adopted ...
... MISS BONDFIELD TO ENTER NURSING HOME KEEPS PROMISE FIRST. Miss Margaret Bondlield, M.P., who is suffering from the effects of her strenuous Parliamentary duties and has been ordered rest and treatment in a nursing home, insisted on keeping an engagement ...
... MISS BONDFIELD No Longer Wallsend Labour Candidate Following private meeting of Wallsend Divisional Labour Party, vesterday, it was announced that Miss Margaret Ilondlield, Minister of Labour in the last Labour Government, had withdrawn her candidature ...
... and Queen are giving this year and it is estimated there were gUOiilS. MISS BONDFIELD M.P- LABOUR’S BIG MAJORITY AT WALLSEND. The result of the was as follows: .Miss Margaret JJondfield (Lab.) 18.866 Air. barn Howard (('on.) 9,K)9 .Mr. A. Charlton Curry ...
... only done the loss flciency of the instituli' CATERERS AND MISS BONDFIELD RILE GRANTED REGARDING PROPOSED TRADE BOARD. The Divisional Court, \ esterday, a rule nisi against Miss Margaret Bondiield, Minister of Labour, -is-.0. cause why she should not ...