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... BRYANT AND MAY LIMITED. Yesterday afternoon the sixth annual general meeting the shareholders in this company was held at the City Terminus Botel, London. The net profits for the year ended 31st December bad, as shown the report, amonated to £72,443. ...
... BRYANT AND MAY AND JAW With reference to the con week for failing to report ...
... Mr. Theodore H. Bryant (Bryant and May), of Surbiton, has offered to the Tower Hamlets a handsome statue of Mr. Gladstone as a birthday tribute. The statue, which is to be executed by Mr. Bruce Joy, is to be of Carrara marble, and will cost ...
... Wilberforce Bryant, the chairman of Bryant and May Limited, had inspected tho patented machinery of this company, and expressed himself in high terms of admiration of it, I, as the vendor to the company, applied through my solicitors to Bryant and ...
... conference close at Liverpool with, another round pleasure engagements, which * »6it to the Diamond Match Works of Messrs. Bryant and May, Ltd., an inspection the new Cotton Exchange, and a garden party Oak lands, the residence, Aigburth, of Sir A. L. Jones ...
... 000. Amongst the recent subscribers are Bell Brothers, Middlesborough, ; Fred Wills, Heath Lodge, Hampstead Heath. £50; Bryant and May, Fairfield Works, Bow, £52. The fourth cheque for £100 was received on Saturday at Dublin Castle from the Manchester ...
... MESSRS. BRYANT AND MAY'S. CONTEMPLATED REMOVAL. The Daily News informed that the firm of Messrs. Bryant and May are considering the matter of removing their Fairfield Works at Bow to some outlying suburb, but is assured on excellent authority that ...
... sketched the development of the under tf from its foundation in 1844 by two Quakers, Mr. William Bryant and Mr. May, expressing pleasure at the . f„, Theodore Bryant, the youngest Mr. Bartholomew said they had now ,\. tiy match factory in the world, but they ...
... practical suggestion may be of service. Last year tnore than £300,000 worth of foreign matches wero purchased inconsiderate consumers in this country, to the great injury of our own working peop.'e. If all consumers would purchase Bryant and May I matches, that ...
... few moments they Ignite. Then in the same place few of the patent safety matches of Bryant and! May. London which ignite only on the box), and it wUI be found that they may remain for hours—in fact, until the wood becomes literally oharredwithout taking ...
... Council on Saturday night Mr. George Siiipton, secretary, stated that, in repiy to a suggestion he had made to Messrs. Bryant and May that the London Trades' Council should arbitrate in the dispute between the company and their work-girls, the firm had ...
... Council on Saturday night Mr. Geortre Ship ton, secretary, stated 1 that in reply to a snceestion he had made Messrs. Bryant and May that tbe London Trades' Council should arbitrate in the dispute between the company and their work-girls, the firm had ...