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... had spent ã2,000 on a match factory; they turned out 2,000 gross of matches per week, sold them at the same rate as Bryant & May, and gave the workers 4d, instead of 2d, per gross for making the boxes. (Applause, ) If match manufacturers did the same ...
... prospectus of tins cornpany, which has been formed for the ?? of carrying on the niatch manufacturing business of Alessrs. Bryant & May, has just been issued. In consequence of the death of one mem- ber of the old firm, and the retirement of another, a limited ...
... leave London in a fort- night's time for a holiday trip in the Pyrenees and Spain. The unfortunate strive. of girls at Bryant & May's match factory, in the East End, is growing in importance, shince people of the stamp of Mr. Cunninghamb Grabamt M.P. ...
... whole of the cash. This gentleman is 31r. May, a partner in the firm of Bryant & BMay, the manufacturers of lucifer matches that only light on the box. It is. certainly very kind and magnanimous of Mr. May to come forward in the character of a hero ...
... 385 ..4 . miscefaneous. Aera te Bed14 13 .. Atlsopp ordinary 1I471 144 :: Do. preference ?? 153- 15,5 ?? Bell's ?? ?? Bryant & May ?? 8 18~ . . Coats, J. & P., ?? 7714 71± Do. preiference.1. 74* 17 ?? Con. T. & laends 5 p.o. Ist pref 9 91 Do. 7 p.o. ...
... Messrs. Bryant & Mray, the lucifer match people, W is in the neighbourhood, and those gentlemen te employ many hundreds of people who constantly gi pass and re-pass this particular place. As many of |a them may require a drink en route, Messrs. Bryant | & ...
... magistrate Iuposed fines of £10 and £5 on Winifred Nolan, of 11. Ash Street, for hraving sold rotten fruit and cheese. Bryant & May got a cheap ad. to-day. It seems that an elderly man named Michael Morran ste'ck a light with a box of matches, and the ...
... School at Cambridge is also in progress; one of Professor Max Muller-a labour of love; one of the late Mir. Bryant, of the firm of Bryant & May; one of the late Mr. Firth, of Sheffield and several other most interesting subjects were shown, but space only ...
... THed- a ley, of Laulchster, colliery owner, £174,119; 1 iind of Helrbert Clarke, coal merchant, :C1 57.330 ; I Fi. C. Bryant, of Bryant &, May, left £271,221 in t; psersolnalty: George Biorwick, bakiing-powder matnu- a factivrer, £250,000; George Wills, .Of ...
... Shiimacher; ABrush with a Cutter off Deal, Plain; Old Loch on the Dee, Fisher; -Afloat, Ilividre; ' Matchless. Bryant May ; The Re- jected, Gregory; A Mystery, Polony; A Tra- veller's Guide, B. Shaw: A Cae5 of her Majesty (in bronze) ...
... miscellaneous market was quiet. Thwaite's debentures rose A, to 5g; Thom & Co. i, to 83j. Burke's ordinary repeated 6 15-16. Bryant & May rose to 17. LAUNCH OF A GREAT CARGO STE!AMER. A TIMBER QUAY WASHED AWAY. SPECIA.L TELEGRAM, SUnrnArnD, TrUESDn .-The largest ...
... to keep out. About c 100 have gone fruit-picking, .and that has nearly i doubled the pay of those who remain. Messrs. Bryant & May do not seem inclined at present to By yield, and the struggle seems unlikely to end as 1 i''h soon as was extreacted. About ...