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... interview with the Italian Charge d'Affaires. TIrE MATmE GIRLS' STRiKE.-The strike of match girls employed at Messrs. Bryant and May's Matchworks shows come signs of collapse. Many applications have been made by the wood match hands to return to vwork ...
... was a busy scene at Charrinaton's Hall,J London, on Saturday, which was crowded with the great army of strikers from Bryant and Mays. Row after row of girls occupied the greater part of the hall, most of them reading the Link, a few looking tired and ...
... be introduced next session m for an amendment of the Trade Mfarks Act. The recent fc g decision in the case of Mesgrs. Bryant and May has shown in that a registered trade mark is not secure against all ques-' P' tion even after it has-been repistered for ...
... ers whose fortunes exceeded £200,000. were:-Wma. J. Cookson, Newcastle and Workso, chemicals, £585,000.; Fred. J. Bryant (Bryant and May), matches, £S272,32L1; Geo. Borwick, baking powder, £259,750.; David Spencer, Coventry, wool, £I 240,000.; and James ...
... of London,-Record. STATrUE OF li[-. GLnDSTONE FOR E.ST LONDON.- The Central News states that Mr. Theodore H, Brsyant (Bryant nti May), of eurbiton, has offered to the Tower Hamlets a handsome statue of Mr. Gladstone, as a birth- d ...
... concussion of the britin and head and facial injuries. Two of his assailants have been arrested. WVe observe that . Messrs. Bryant and May have been awarded a Bledal of Merit, at Vienna, for their well- known patent safety matches, vestas, &c. Tuio MInDLAND ...
... William Hedley, of Lanchester, colliery owner, £174,119.; and of Herbert Clarke, coal merchant, £157,336. F. C. Bryant, of Bryant and May, left £273,221. in personalty; George Borwick, baking- powder manufacturer, £259,000.; George Wills, of Bristol, ...
... match-makers, organised by Messrs. Bryant and May, sufficiently aroused popular opinion to defeat a pro- posal made on behalf of the strongest Government of modem times. The tables are now turned, for it is Messrs. Brvant and May (or, rather, the limited liability ...
... estate of the late Frederick Carkett Bryant, of Woodlands Park, Leatherhead, who died on the 16th December last, aged forty-five years, and wv.. largely interested in the Fairfield Match Works, & Bow, of Bryant and May (Limited). h A Bible opera entitled ...
... is entitled to the benefit of any modifications the ATroRx-GmqEsA may have made in its allegations, and it must 'bear the responsibility for all additions which the ArMoasY-Gv\GENRAi may have made to those alle- gations. Mr. PARsELL was understood, on ...
... cause for grumbling at the close of the commercial year 1888. THE wholesale strike of match-Lirls at the works of BRYANT & MAY (Limited) may be, as the fir-n assert, wholly unreasonable and unjustifiable, and due solely to the interference of Socialist ...
... centre of which stands 3 the beautiful white mansion now occupied by M4r. 1Bryant, one of the partners in the firm of Bryant and s May, match manufacturers. Leaving the Tower the party wets taken to the Albert Memorial Chapel, full of- architectaral And ...