We lodged at Elizabeth Rowntree's, a sweet resting-place."

John Rowntree's letter contained the information that Richard Cockin, of Doncaster, a Friend universally known and respected in the Society, had been physically disabled by a stroke of paralysis.

This notice is succeeded almost immediately by the record of Elizabeth Rowntree's sudden decease: On the 25th of the Eleventh Month, we were introduced into deep affliction by the sudden removal of our precious elder, E. Rowntree.

By the side of this work on London may be set Mr Rowntree's Poverty: A Story of Town Life (Macmillan).

Rowntree Second Summit sledge Workmen, Rowntree's (man-hauled) Cocoa Works.