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... ) Subject: ¢ Equal Opportunity » ana ‘¢ The Way to Socialism.” - Also on Monday, Jan. 9th, 1911, at 7-80 p.m., Miss Margaret BONDFIELD (London) will Lecture in above Institute. Como in crowds to hear these two Speakers. Colleations at all Meetings Questions ...
... AND LABOUR DEMONSTRATION, SUNDAY NEXT, JULY Soth,l9ll. 80/- Minimum Wage & 8 Hour Day. SPEAKERS-—T. Richardson, M.P.; Margaret Bondfield; J. H. Standring, J P.; Councillor H. Lees A Procession will leave Socialist Institute, Vernon Street, at 2-15 p.m. ...
... new chapter in industrial propaganda and in the political life of the country—(applause). At the second platform, Miss Margaret Bondfield, Mr. J. H. Standring, Councillor Boothman, and Mr. Andrew Smith were the speakers. ’ ] The resolution at both platforms ...
... joint suspices of the %p‘“&tive Women's Guild and the Edu§. P’a-l Department of the Society, the Rev. iy ™udfoot, of St. Margaret’s Church, Al andcham, gave a lecture on ‘‘ The begmuing s the eud of Co-operation.” The lecture dwenfemly interesting. Mr ...
... LIMONS men RIMMA. Among the numerous reports about the Ruseian debacle not the least inter eating that provided by Min Margaret Bondfield, •who, a member of the Labour Delegation, visited that country just lately. In the of a recent speech she stated that ...
... Unions are reasonable and evince willingness to co-operate, the employers will not lie averse. The position of Miss Margaret Bondfield in relation to the General Council of Trade Unions has Ixjen prominently discussed, and assurance was given that no ...
... by Mr. Pugh, the speaker lgeing Mr. Rickard, of Nelson. We entertain a_ very high regard for the f{n;ch people.—Miss Margaret Bondfield, ...
... the necessity of confirming and operating the minimum rates, which had been confirmed by the Grocery Trade Board. Miss Margaret Bondfield had rleaded for this during her first speech in Parliament. This would do away with much of the sweated labour which ...
... I Engagement. The engagement is announced of Mr. Eric Edmondson, son of Dr. Edmondson, of Burnley, and Miss Margaret Altham, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Altham, of Reedley Hall, Burnley. The Station Hotel. The new landlord of the Station Hotel ...
... —Mr. Philip Guedalla. It is not a question of how to earn your daily bread, but how to use your leisure time. —Miss Margaret Bondfield, M.P, ...
... ex-Memberg polled more votes than at the last election. Lady Terrington lost about 2,400, Mrs. Wintringham 774, and Miss Bondfield 510, Cigarette Rings. Some of the people who object to women smoking should spend a holiday in Holland watching young girls ...
... of buildings so close to a narrow road as to render its future widening prohibitively expensive. Miss Margaret Bondfield. Miss Margaret Bondfield, who is announced to speak at Nelson, has been chairman of the Trné): Unions Congress. She was born in ...